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PSAB is proposing a new standard to replace existing employee benefits standards in the CPA Canada Handbook.
Updating these standards is necessary to reflect the many changes in accounting and pension plans that have occurred since the original employee benefits guidance was developed. This is the first Exposure Draft in a series that will address the changes needed, focusing first on the topics of discount rate guidance and deferral provisions.
We look forward to getting your feedback on these important proposals. Please note: We will be issuing additional proposed updates to other areas of our employee benefits standard in later phases of this project and look forward to receiving your feedback on those topics as well.
PSAB is proposing a new standard to replace existing employee benefits standards in the CPA Canada Handbook.
Updating these standards is necessary to reflect the many changes in accounting and pension plans that have occurred since the original employee benefits guidance was developed. This is the first Exposure Draft in a series that will address the changes needed, focusing first on the topics of discount rate guidance and deferral provisions.
We look forward to getting your feedback on these important proposals. Please note: We will be issuing additional proposed updates to other areas of our employee benefits standard in later phases of this project and look forward to receiving your feedback on those topics as well.
Share Question 1 - Do you agree with the proposed discount rate approaches for fully funded, partially funded, and unfunded plans? on FacebookShare Question 1 - Do you agree with the proposed discount rate approaches for fully funded, partially funded, and unfunded plans? on TwitterShare Question 1 - Do you agree with the proposed discount rate approaches for fully funded, partially funded, and unfunded plans? on LinkedinEmail Question 1 - Do you agree with the proposed discount rate approaches for fully funded, partially funded, and unfunded plans? link
Share Question 2 - Do you agree that revaluations on the net defined benefit liability (asset) should be recognized in net assets without subsequent recognition in surplus or deficit? on FacebookShare Question 2 - Do you agree that revaluations on the net defined benefit liability (asset) should be recognized in net assets without subsequent recognition in surplus or deficit? on TwitterShare Question 2 - Do you agree that revaluations on the net defined benefit liability (asset) should be recognized in net assets without subsequent recognition in surplus or deficit? on LinkedinEmail Question 2 - Do you agree that revaluations on the net defined benefit liability (asset) should be recognized in net assets without subsequent recognition in surplus or deficit? link
Share Question 3 – Would applying the proposals in this Exposure Draft change the accounting treatment for your involvement in a multi-employer plan? Please explain. on FacebookShare Question 3 – Would applying the proposals in this Exposure Draft change the accounting treatment for your involvement in a multi-employer plan? Please explain. on TwitterShare Question 3 – Would applying the proposals in this Exposure Draft change the accounting treatment for your involvement in a multi-employer plan? Please explain. on LinkedinEmail Question 3 – Would applying the proposals in this Exposure Draft change the accounting treatment for your involvement in a multi-employer plan? Please explain. link
Share Question 4 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would significantly change the understandability of financial reporting on employee benefits? If yes, please explain how understandability would be affected. on FacebookShare Question 4 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would significantly change the understandability of financial reporting on employee benefits? If yes, please explain how understandability would be affected. on TwitterShare Question 4 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would significantly change the understandability of financial reporting on employee benefits? If yes, please explain how understandability would be affected. on LinkedinEmail Question 4 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would significantly change the understandability of financial reporting on employee benefits? If yes, please explain how understandability would be affected. link
Share Question 5 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would result in a change in decision making for employee benefits? Tell us more. on FacebookShare Question 5 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would result in a change in decision making for employee benefits? Tell us more. on TwitterShare Question 5 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would result in a change in decision making for employee benefits? Tell us more. on LinkedinEmail Question 5 – Do you think that applying the proposals as outlined in the Exposure Draft would result in a change in decision making for employee benefits? Tell us more. link