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Leasehold Improvements

Asked on Nov. 10, 2015

Is it appropriate to capitalize leasehold improvements that were paid for by the landlord? The improvements include general construction for office space build out

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Wayne Spivak President & CFO • November 9, 2015

If the landlord paid for it, where is your cash outlay? The answer is no

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