AASB 16 was released in February 2016 and is applicable to annual reporting periods beginning...

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AASB 16 was released in February 2016 and is applicable to annual reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2019. Assume that an investor from Japan had approached you at Deloitte Limited seeking advice on the effects of AASB16 on Air New Zealand Limited and Qantas Limited financial statements for the period 2019 if these firms adopt the new leasing standard. You are to assume that all aspects of the financial statement will be same as 2018 except the effect of the AASB 16. Deloitte is Auditors for Air New Zealand Limited and KPMG is Auditors Qantas for the financial year 2018/2019. You are required to take the role of business advisor/Analyst for the purpose of providing a detailed report based on the following specific questions relating to AASB 16 that the investor is seeking a report for. As an advisor/Analyst at Deloitte, write a report addressing the following questions that the investor has asked your firm for advice;

1.As the auditor for the financial statements for the year ended 2019 for Air New Zealand Limited, are there regulation, restrictions or disclosure requirements etc. that has implications for your firm if you provide the requested advice. If so, please discuss the requirement and how you would resolve it.

2. What are the changes and some of the implementation and ongoing cost for these airlines relating to leasing?

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