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Employee benefits

Employee benefits. IPSAS Background. The objective of this Standard is to prescribe the accounting and disclosure for employee benefits. The Standard requires an entity to recognize:

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Employee benefits

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  1. Employee benefits

  2. IPSAS Background • The objective of this Standard is to prescribe the accounting and disclosure for employee benefits. The Standard requires an entity to recognize: • A liability when an employee has provided service in exchange for employee benefits to be paid in the future; and • An expense when the entity consumes the economic benefits or service potential arising from service provided by an employee in exchange for employee benefits. • As a result of applying IPSAS, greater amounts in employee benefits liabilities will be recognized on the face of the financial statements

  3. IPSAS Background • Liabilities and expenses are recognized when the employee renders a service, rather than when the benefits are paid. For example: • Annual leave • After Service Health Insurance • Repatriation grant, relocation grant, Shipment and travel expenses • Death, disability (MAIP, Appendix D) • Accrual accounting is providing an estimation of the full employee cost

  4. IPSAS Background • Different methods have to be applied according to the type of benefit: • Short term employee benefits:within 12 months after the employee rendered the service = salary, maternity leave, language allowance,… • Expenses are measured without discounting • Long term employee benefits: • Repatriation grant,… • ASHI • Death, disability • Often use actuarial methods and • are measured on a discounted • basis. 4

  5. Differences UNSAS to IPSAS UNSAS IPSAS • Recognition: • Optional: liabilities for annual leave, end-of-service benefits and post-retirement benefits, including after-service medical benefits, should be provided for in the financial statements to the extent required by the financial policies of the organization. • Presentation: is not specifically addressed • Disclosure: no specific requirements for employee benefits • Recognition • Employee benefit expenses are recognized when service is provided and not when paid • Actuarial valuation is applicable to long term benefits • Presentation: expenses and liabilities have to be reported in the financial statements • Disclosure: extensive note disclosures required for post employment benefits (for example, actuarial assumptions)

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