Podcast- How ASU 2019-02 Impacts Media Assets Capitalization, Depreciation, Amortization and other Accounting Issues

Listen to the latest episode of Bramasol’s Insights to Action Podcast Series. In this episode, you will get to hear about the impacts of ASU 2019-02, which significantly changes how media companies will capitalize, depreciate, amortize and disclose their accounting for episodic media assets, such as TV shows and streaming content.

FASB issued ASU 2019-02, which impacts film assets, film costs related to broadcasters as well as films on license agreements.Basically ASU 2019-02 helps organizations align the accounting for production costs of films and episodic content for television and streaming services. 

Listen Now, If you are curious to get the answers around this core topic by our Director of Technical Accounting; Julio Dalla Costa who has covered basic to high level questions in our recently recorded podcast;

  • What is ASU 2019-02
  • Types of companies that are affected.
  • How revenue and profit standpoint is enhanced by this change
  • Time-frames for implementation.
  • and when are companies going to have to disclose their reporting under these changes?

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David Fellers

Dave is CEO of Bramasol. After joining the company in 2007 as VP of Professional Services, he became CEO in 2011 and has led the company through record-setting growth and revenues highlighted by a successful re-focusing on serving the Office of the CFO. By building a deep and broad consulting practice that leverages our Comply, Optimize, Transform™ disciplines and a track record of co-innovation with SAP, Dave has positioned Bramasol as the go-to partner for clients that are looking to move into the Digital Solutions Economy and/or to leverage the Digital Transformation of finance using SAP S/4HANA.