AASB 16 managed service vs self-service: Which model fits your Australian business?
AASB 16 managed service or self-service software? This guide helps Australian finance teams choose the right operating model for ongoing lease...
LOIS was created in 2017 in response to the International Accounting Standards Board’s introduction of IFRS 16, which came into effect on 1 January 2019.
LOIS was created in response to the International Accounting Standards Board's introduction to IFRS16.
IFRS 16 came into effect.
LOIS expanded into emerging markets across Africa and the Middle East.
We grew our development capability and introduced specialised Property and Fleet modules, addressing the two biggest asset classes for IFRS 16 (property by value, fleet by volume), to bring finance and property teams closer together.
LOIS became a standalone company, enabling a sharper focus on product innovation and customer success while retaining the same trusted leadership team and CA-qualified expertise.
FRS 102 came into effect in the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland. With proven IFRS 16 transition experience, audit-ready reporting, and CA-qualified expertise, LOIS was ready to help finance, property, and fleet teams simplify compliance from day one.
LOIS is trusted by leading organisations around the world. Our mission remains the same: to simplify lease accounting, streamline compliance, and empower organisations to make smarter financial decisions.
AASB 16 managed service or self-service software? This guide helps Australian finance teams choose the right operating model for ongoing lease...
The business case for IFRS 16 and AASB 16 lease accounting software rests on four quantifiable arguments. For most organisations managing 50+ leases,...
IFRS 16 paragraphs 51-60 require lessees to disclose ROU asset movements, lease liability maturity analyses, cash flow classifications, and key...