Actuarial Valuation - Gratuity & Other Employee Benefits

Employee benefit and retirement plans are critically dependent on a wide variety of conditions. Owing to which the amount and timing of such benefit pay-outs are unpredictable. Therefore, it is critical that liabilities remain consistent with regulatory requirements and, at the same time, mitigate risk in this environment of uncertainties.

We have more than 30 years of experience in evaluating the Defined Benefit schemes for India, Nepal, Singapore & middle east region companies. Our team of experts knows the expectations of the client and has a firm hold on local and accounting laws related to employee benefit.

ACCOUNTING Valuation of employee benefits and retirement plans

Performing statutory valuations (AS15 actuarial valuation, IAS19, US GAAP and other International Accounting Standards) of your organisation's employee benefit schemes so that you stay in compliance with the regulatory standards and manage to plan for the future intelligently.

Employee Benefit Schemes includes but not limited to following:

  1. Gratuity

  2. Compensated Leave Absences

  3. Pension

  4. Long Service Award

  5. Exempt PF

  6. End of Service Benefit

  7. Any other Employee Benefit not covered above

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Designing of employee benefit schemes

Assists you in structuring and restructuring of employee benefit schemes within the ambit of local markets, tax and legal restrictions and align them to your human resource and financial needs.

Valuation of eND OF SERVICE BENEFITS SAUDI ARABIA AND OTHER MIDDLE EAST COUNTRIES Under ias19

End of service benefits Saudi Arabia: Actuarial valuation of EOSB has now become mandatory for all the companies in Saudi Arabia after IFRS is implemented in the country.

End of service benefits UAE: New legislation, which was introduced on 1 July 2016, states that companies operating within the UAE are required to prepare their financial statements in compliance with IAS-19, including the Actuarial valuation of EOSB.