2009 2010 -Projected Benefit Obligation 65,000 -Plan Assets (fair value), Jan 1 41,000 -Pension asset/liability Jan 1(credit) 24,000 -Prior service cost, Jan 1 16,000 -Service
2009 2010
-Projected Benefit Obligation 65,000
-Plan Assets (fair value), Jan 1 41,000
-Pension asset/liability Jan 1(credit) 24,000
-Prior service cost, Jan 1 16,000
-Service cost 4,000 5,900
-Settlement rate 10% 10%
-Expected rate of return 10% 10%
-Actual return on plan assets3,600 6,100
-Amortization of prior service cost7,0005,500
-Annual contributions 7,200 8,100
-Benefits paid to retirees 3,1505,400
-Increase in pension benefit obligations
due to actuarial assumptions 8,700 0
-Accumulated benefit obligations
at December 31 72,180 78,900
-Average service life of all employees20 Years
-Vested benefit obligation-Dec 31 46,400
Use the information provided to:
-Prepare a pension worksheet for both years 2009 and 2010 and the necessary computations and amortization of the loss (2010), using the corridor approach.
-Prepare in the same worksheet the journal entries to reflect all pension plan transactions and events at December 31 of each year.
-For 2010, indicate the pension amounts to be reported in the financial statements.
-In a one paragraph, explain alternative measures for valuing the pension obligation. What would you advise for Panache?
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