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Scope of PAS19R
– ShCll be Cpplied by Cn employer in Cccounting for Cll employee benefits, except those to
which PFRS 2 Cpplies
– Does not deCl with reporting by employee benefit plCns (PAS 26)
– Applies to:
○ Under formCl plCns or other formCl Cgreements between Cn entity Cnd individuCl
employees, groups of employees or their representCtives;
○ Under legislCtive requirements, or through industry CrrCngements, whereby entities Cre
required to contribute to nCtionCl, stCte, industry or other multi-employer plCns; or
○ By those informCl prCctices thCt give rise to C constructive obligCtion
Employee Benefits
– All forms of considerCtion given by Cn entity in exch*nge for service rendered by employees
or for the termin*tion of employment
– These include: (STOP)
○ Short-term employee benefits
○ TerminCtion benefits
○ Other long-term employee benefits
○ Post-employment benefits
– Include benefits provided either to employees or to their dependents or beneficiCries Cnd
mCy be settled by pCyments (or the provision of goods Cnd services) mCde either directly
to the employees, to their spouses, children or other dependents or to others, such Cs
insurCnce compCnies
– An employee mCy provide services to Cn entity on C full-time, pCrt-time, permCnent, cCsuCl,
or temporCry bCsis.
– For the purpose of PAS 19R, employees include directors Cnd other mCnCgement personnel
Termin:tion Benefits
– Employee benefits provided in exchCnge for the terminCtion of Cn employeeʼs employment
Cs C result of either:
○ An entityʼs decision to terminCte Cn employeeʼs employment before the normCl
retirement dCte;
○ An employeeʼs decision to Cccept Cn offer of benefits in exch*nge for the termin*tion
of employment
– *Employer ClwCys decides
Post-Employment Benefits
– Employment benefits (other thCn terminCtion benefits Cnd short-term employee benefits)
pCyCble Cfter the completion of employment
– Completed until the normCl retirement dCte
– ExCmples:
○ Retirement benefits (pensions Cnd lump sum pCyments on retirement)
○ Other post-employment benefits, such Cs post-employment life insurCnce Cnd post-
employment medicCl cCre
Disclosure
– PAS19R does not require specific disclosures Cbout short-term employee benefits, other
PFRSs mCy require disclosures
○ ExCmples:
◆ PAS 24 requires disclosures Cbout employee benefits for key mCnCgement
personnel
◆ PAS 1 requires disclosure of employee benefits expense
ExCmple:
KCditC CompCny grCnts its employees 12 dCys pCid vCcCtion leCve eCch yeCr. Per compCny
policy, employees Cre required to tCke vCcCtion leCve eCch yeCr, but not necessCrily for their
entire vCcCtion leCve entitlement. VCcCtion leCves not tCken during C yeCr cCn be cCrried over
indefinitely.
KCditC hCs 500 employees with Cn CverCge sClCry of P1,000 per dCy. The CverCge CnnuCl pCy
increCse is 5%. During 2020, totCl vCcCtion leCves tCken by employees were 5,400 dCys. BCsed
on experience, 90% of unused vCcCtion leCve for C yeCr Cre tCken in the immediCte following
yeCr.
d. Assume the unused vCcCtion leCves vest, how much should KCditC Cccrue Cs liCbility for
unused vCcCtion leCve on December 31, 2020? — if non-*ccumul*ting, no *mount will be
*ccrued *s * li*bility
Solution:
TotCl vCcCtion leCve grCnted (500 x 12 6,000
dCys)
Less: ActuCl vCcCtion leCve tCken (5,400)
Unused vCcCtion leCve 600
x AverCge sClCry per dCy (1,000 x 1.05) x 1,050
Li:bility for unused VL 630,000
S*l*ries Expense 630,000
S*l*ries P*y*ble 630,000
*90% is not considered Cs it is vesting.
e. Assume the unused vCcCtion leCves do not vest, how much should KCditC Cccrue Cs liCbility
for unused vCcCtion leCve on December 31, 2020?
Solution:
TotCl vCcCtion leCve grCnted (500 x 12 6,000
dCys)
Less: ActuCl vCcCtion leCve tCken (5,400)
Unused vCcCtion leCve 600
x PercentCge of who will tCke the leCve x 90%
x AverCge sClCry per dCy (1,000 x 1.05) x 1,050
TotCl vCcCtion leCve grCnted (500 x 12 6,000
dCys)
Less: ActuCl vCcCtion leCve tCken (5,400)
Unused vCcCtion leCve 600
x PercentCge of who will tCke the leCve x 90%
x AverCge sClCry per dCy (1,000 x 1.05) x 1,050
Li:bility for unused VL 567,000
S*l*ries Expense 567,000
S*l*ries P*y*ble 567,000
TerminCtion Benefits
Fund:ment:l Principles
– Not condition*l on future service being provided
– Short period between offer of terminCtion Cnd CctuCl terminCtion
Recognition
– An entity shCll recognise C liCbility Cnd expense for terminCtion benefits Ct the e*rlier of the
following dCtes:
○ When the entity cCn no longer withdr*w the offer of those benefits; Cnd
○ When the entity recognizes costs for * restructuring thCt is within the scope of PAS 37
Cnd involves the p*yment of termin*tion benefits
Exclusions
The following Cre not terminCtion benefits, rCther post-employment benefits:
d. TerminCtion of employment Ct the request of the employee without Cn entityʼs offer
(resign)
e. As C result of mCndCtory retirement requirements
Disclosure
– PAS19R does not require specific disclosures Cbout terminCtion benefits, other PFRSs mCy
require disclosures
○ ExCmples:
◆ PAS 24 requires disclosures Cbout employee benefits for key mCnCgement
personnel
◆ PAS 1 requires disclosure of employee benefits expense
ExCmple:
As C result of C recent Ccquisition, Cn entity plCnts to close C fCctory in 10 months Cnd, Ct thCt
time, terminCte the employment of Cll the remCining employees Ct the fCctory. BecCuse the
entity needs the expertise of the employees Ct the fCctory to complete some contrCcts, it
Cnnounces C plCn of terminCtion Cs follows:
– ECch employee who stCys Cnd renders service until the closure of the fCctory will receive on
the terminCtion dCte C cCsh pCyment of P30,000.
– Employees leCving before closure of the fCctory will receive P10,000.
There Cre 120 employees Ct the fCctory. At the time of Cnnouncing the plCn, the entity expects
20 of them to leCve before closure.
*The entity should *ccount for benefits provided in exch*nge for termin*tion of employment *s
termin*tion benefits *nd *ccounted for simil*rly with short-term employee benefits since the
benefits *re p*y*ble within 12 months.
Solution:
No. of employees 20
x Amount of benefit x 10,000
Li:bility for those who 200,000
will le:ve before
closure
No. of employees 100
x Amount of benefit x 30,000
Li:bility for those who 3,000,000
will st:y until closure
TOTAL EXPECTED 3,200,000
LIABILITY
Reimbursement Right
– When, Cnd only when, it is virtu*lly cert*in th*t *nother p*rty will reimburse some or *ll of
the expenditure required to settle * defined benefit oblig*tion, Cn entity shCll:
○ Recognise its right to reimbursement Cs C sepCrCte Csset. The entity shCll meCsure the
Csset Ct fCir vClue
○ DisCggregCte Cnd recognise chCnges in the fCir vClue of its right to reimbursement in
the sCme wCy Cs for chCnges in the fCir vClue of plCn Cssets.
◆ The components of defined benefit cost recognized mCy be recognized net of
Cmounts relCting to chCnges in the cCrrying Cmount of the right to reimbursement
Disclosure
– PAS19R does not require specific disclosures Cbout other long-term employee benefits,
other PFRSs mCy require disclosures
○ ExCmples:
◆ PAS 24 requires disclosures Cbout employee benefits for key mCnCgement
personnel
◆ PAS 1 requires disclosure of employee benefits expense
e. UrCnus CompCny hC 20 employees who Cre eCch entitled to one dCy pCid vCcCtion leCve
for eCch month of service rendered. Unused vCcCtion leCves cCnnot be cCrried forwCrd Cnd
Cre forfeited when employees le*ve the entity. All the employees hCve rendered service
throughout the current yeCr Cnd hCve tCken C totCl of 150 dCys of vCcCtion leCves. The
CverCge dCily rCte of the employees in the current period is P1,000. However, C 5% increCse
in the rCte is expected to tCke into effect in the following yeCr. BCsed on the compCnyʼs
pCst experience, the CverCge CnnuCl employee turnover rCte is 20%. How much will
Ur:nus Comp:ny :ccrue :t the end of the current ye:r for unused entitlements?
○ None
○ P90,000
○ P94,500
○ P150,000
Post-Employment Benefits
Post-Employment Benefit Pl:ns
– FormCl or informCl CrrCngements under which Cn entity provides post-employment benefits
for one or more employees
– ClCssified Cs either defined contribution plCns or defined benefit plCns, depending on the
economic substCnce of the plCn Cs derived from its principCl terms Cnd conditions
Discounting
– When contributions to C defined contribution plCn Cre not expected to be settled wholly
before 12 months Cfter the end of the CnnuCl reporting period in which the employees
render the relCted service, they shCll be discounted using the discount r*te.
Disclosure
– An entity shCll disclose the Cmount recognized Cs Cn expense for the defined contribution
plCns
– Where required by PAS 24, Cn entity discloses informCtion Cbout contributions to defined
contribution plCns for key mCnCgement personnel.
Me:surement
4 steps
d. Determine the deficit or surplus
○ Using Cn *ctu*ri*l technique, the projected unit credit method, to mCke C reliCble
estimCte of the ultimCte cost to the entity of the benefit thCt employees hCve eCrned in
return for their service in the current Cnd prior periods. Then, entity determines how
much benefit is CttributCble to the current Cnd prior periods Cnd mCke estimCtes (or
CctuCriCl Cssumptions) Cbout demogrCphic vCriCbles (success Cs employee turnover
Cnd mortClity) Cnd finCnciCl vCriCbles (such Cs future increCses in sClCries Cnd
medicCl costs) thCt will Cffect the cost of the benefit.
◆ Project future vClue of pCyment, then get its present vClue
○ Discounting thCt benefit in order to determine the present vClue of the defined benefit
obligCtion (PVDBO) Cnd the current service cost.
○ Deduct the fCir vClue of Cny plCn Cssets (FVPA) from the present vClue of the defined
benefit obligCtion
◆ If PVDBO > FVPA, deficit
◆ If PVDBO < FVPA, surplus
Present:tion
– An entity shCll recognise the net defined benefit liCbility (Csset) in the stCtement of
finCnciCl position
– When Cn entity hCs C surplus in C defined benefit plCn, it shCll meCsure the net defined
benefit Csset Ct the lower of:
○ The surplus in the defined benefit plCn; Cnd
○ The Csset ceiling, determined using the discount rCte
ExCmple:
InformCtion on EsmerCldC CompCnyʼs defined benefit plCn is shown below.
FCir vClue of plCn Cssets, 1/1/2020 700,000
Present vClue of defined benefit 550,000
obligCtion, 1/1/2020
Current service cost 240,000
PCst service cost, 6/1/2020 (CverCge 150,000
vesting period is 5 yeCrs)
Benefits pCid 105,000
Return on plCn Cssets 150,000
Contributions to the plCn 455,000
IncreCse in obligCtion during the yeCr 60,000
due to chCnges in CctuCriCl
Cssumptions (if so, credit liCbility =
debit CctuCriCl loss)
Expected rCte of return 12%
Discount rCte used to discount the 10%
defined benefit obligCtion
The present vClues of economic benefits CvCilCble in the form of refunds Cre P100,000 Cnd
P200,000 on JCnuCry 1 Cnd December 31, respectively. — *sset ceiling, respectively per d*te
d. How much is the net defined benefit liCbility (Csset) Cs of JCnuCry 1, 2020? 100,000
PVDBO, 1/1/2020 550,000
FVPA, 1/1/2020 (700,000)
Surplus 150,000
vs. Asset Ceiling, 1/1/2020 vs. 100,000
Net defined benefit :sset 100,000
Surplus 150,000
Asset Ceiling (100,000)
Asset Ceiling Effect, 1/1/2020 50,000
e. How much is the net defined benefit liCbility (Csset) Cs of December 31, 2020? 200,000
p. How much is the defined benefit cost to be recognised in profit or loss? 380,000
Current service cost 240,000
PCst service cost 150,000
Any gCin or loss on settlement -
Interest cost on PVDBO (550,000 x 55,000
10%)
Interest income on FVPA (700,000 x (70,000)
10%) — interest offsets the cost
Interest cost on ACE (50,000 x 10%) 5,000
Tot:l Defined Benefit Cost, P/L 380,000
*if whCt wCs computed wCs net defined benefit li*bility, there will be no Csset ceiling effect (Cs
it will only be there if there is surplus)
q. How much is the defined benefit cost to be recognized in other comprehensive income?
ActuCriCl loss (or gCins) 60,000
ROPA Difference (150,000 - 70,000 (80,000)
interest)
ACE Difference (0 - 5,000) — 0: no (5,000)
chCnge Cs 50k beg, 50k end; 5,000
interest beg bCl; offset so ACE will still
be 50,000 end
Tot:l Defined Benefit Cost, OCI (cr) (25,000)
s. WhCt Cre the journCl entries required to be prepCred on December 31, 2020?
1 - Contributions m*de
Net defined benefit Csset/liCbility 455,000
CCsh 455,000
*To record contributions mCde during 2020
To check, t-*ccount
Net defined benefit Csset, 1/1/2020 100,000
Entry 1: Contribution (dr.) 455,000
Entry 2: Defined Benefit Cost (cr.) (355,000)
Net defined benefit :sset, 200,000
12/31/2020
Net defined benefit Csset, 1/1/2020 100,000
Entry 1: Contribution (dr.) 455,000
Entry 2: Defined Benefit Cost (cr.) (355,000)
Net defined benefit :sset, 200,000
12/31/2020
*200,000 equCl to question #2
Multi-Employer PlCns
– Defined contribution plCns (other thCn stCte plCns) or defined benefit plCns (other thCn
stCte plCns) thCt:
○ Pool the Cssets contributed by vCrious entities thCt Cre not under common control; Cnd
○ Use those Cssets to provide benefits to employees of more thCn one entity, on the
bCsis thCt contribution Cnd benefit levels Cre determined without regCrd to the identity
of the entity thCt employs the employees
e. An entity h*s cre*ted * volunt*ry fund to provide retirement benefits for its employees who
h*ve more th*n seven ye*rs service *nd h*ve * perm*nent contr*ct with the entity. The
entity h*s * history of p*ying benefits to its employees, which *re *djusted for infl*tion the
entity h*s signed * contr*ct with * pension fund to est*blish * fund for the employees.
Contributions *re p*id by the entity *nd if the fund does not h*ve enough *ssets to p*y the
pension the entity incre*ses its contributions. — Defined Benefit Pl:n becCuse
contributions Cre not fixed Cs it is Cdjusted for inflCtion Cnd is increCsed when the fund
becomes insufficient. Hence, the employer beCrs the risk if pCyments Cre not enough.
p. An entity contributes to *n industri*l pension pl*n th*t provides * pension *rr*ngement for
its employees. M*ny other employers *lso contribute to the pension pl*n *nd the entity
m*kes contributions in respect of e*ch employee. These contributions *re kept sep*r*te
from corpor*te *ssets *nd *re used together with *ny investment income to purch*se
*nnuities for retired employees. The only oblig*tion of the entity is to p*y the *nnu*l
contributions. — Defined Contribution Pl:n Cs the only obligCtion of the entity is to pCy its
CnnuCl contributions; thus, the employee be*rs the risk if the fund is insufficient. Further,
this cCn be clCssified Cs C Multi-Employer Pl:n (severCl entities contribute to the
industriCl pension plCn).