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Pearl Corporation is a publicly traded company that follows IFRS. On December 31, 2019, Pearl’ financial...

Pearl Corporation is a publicly traded company that follows IFRS. On December 31, 2019, Pearl’ financial records indicated the following information related to the company’s defined benefit pension plan:

Defined Benefit Obligation $3,714,000
Pension Plan Assets 3,714,000


On July 1, 2020, Pearl acquired the operations of Trap Ltd. As one of the conditions of the purchase, Pearl agreed that Trap’s employees would be included in Pearl’s defined benefit pension plan, and would be granted credit for the past service of Trap’s employees. The actuary estimated the value of the prior service amount granted on July 1, 2020 to be $193,000.

Pearl’ actuary provided the following information on December 31, 2020:

Current year service cost $921,000
Employer contributions for the year 899,000
Benefits paid to retirees 318,000
Actuarial increase in pension obligations 48,000
Discount rate 6%
Actual return on assets 4%

Prepare a pension worksheet for Pearl Corporation for the year ending December 31, 2020.
Prepare the journal entry to record the pension expense for 2020.

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Year 2020
1 Pension Expense $ 9,21,000.00
2 Journal entry
Account title & Explaination 2020
Debit Credit
Annual pension expense       9,21,000.00
OCI-Prior Service Cost       1,93,000.00
OCI-(Gain/Loss)       1,22,280.00
Cash    8,99,000.00
Net Pension Asset/liability    3,37,280.00
(To record pension expense and remeasurement loss recorded)
3 Plan Asset             8,99,000
Cash         8,99,000
(To record the contribution made)
Net Pension Asset/liability             3,18,000
Cash         3,18,000
(To record benefit paid)
4 Net Pension Asset/(liability) $      (3,37,280)
5 Projected benefit obligation $     (47,80,840)
Plan Asset $      44,43,560
Plan Surplus/(Deficit) $      (3,37,280)
Pension Worksheet 2020
Items Annual Pension Expense Cash OCI-Prior Service Cost OCI-Gain/(Loss) Pension Asset/liability Projected benefit obligation Plan Asset
Balance, Jan 1,2020 $                    -   $                 -   $                -   $                    -   $                   -   $           (37,14,000) $           37,14,000
Past Service Cost created $                    -   $                 -   $    1,93,000 $                    -   $                   -   $             (1,93,000) $                         -  
Service Cost $        9,21,000 $                 -   $                    -   $                   -   $             (9,21,000) $                         -  
Interest Cost $        2,22,840 $                 -   $                    -   $                   -   $             (2,22,840) $                         -   Actual return - Expected return Gain/(loss)
Actual return $       (1,48,560) $                 -   $                    -   $                   -   $                           -   $             1,48,560 $      1,48,560.00 $       2,22,840.00 $    (74,280.00)
Unexpected gain/ loss $          (74,280) $                 -   $          (74,280) $                   -   $                           -   $                         -   4% 6%
Amortisation of PSC $                    -   $                 -   $                -   $                    -   $                   -   $                           -  
Amortisation of OCI-Gain/loss $                    -   $                 -   $                -   $                    -   $                   -   $                           -  
Liability (increases)/decreases $                    -   $                 -   $          (48,000) $                   -   $                 (48,000) 10% of higher of PBO or Plan asset $   3,71,400.00
Contributions $                    -   $    (8,99,000) $                    -   $                   -   $                           -   $             8,99,000 OCI-Gain/(Loss) $                    -  
Benefits $                    -   $                 -   $                    -   $                   -   $               3,18,000 $            (3,18,000) Amount to be amortised $                    -  
$                    -   $                 -   $                 

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