How should you deal with changes in the fair value of pension scheme assets?
Each year the fair value of the pension plan or scheme’s assets will change.
How should you deal with changes in the fair value of pension scheme assets?
Each year the fair value of the pension plan or scheme’s assets will change.
Post-employment benefits, by their name, are benefits that are given, or will be given, to employees after they have left the company.
Future pension obligations are the liabilities a pension plan has to pay the pensions for current employees when they retire, and also to pay the pensions of employees who have already retired.
In this article, we’ll take a quick look over pension assets for under IAS 19 Employee Benefits.
When a company contributes money into a pension fund, the money is invested in shares, bonds and other investments. These are the plan’s assets.
Other long-term employee benefits that could arise include long-term disability payments, anniversary payments or bonus payments which are payable greater than 12 months after the period end.
When a company hires staff, the employee provides services to the employer in the form of work. In this article we’ll also take a quick look at some of the journal entries you should be aware of.