Standards Require It
Accounting standards require employee benefit obligations to be measured, recognised and disclosed appropriately.
Actuarial valuations of gratuity, leave and End-of-Service Benefits, shaped by data, assumptions and judgement.
An actuarial valuation measures the present value of employee benefit obligations arising from gratuity, leave encashment and end-of-service benefits.
Adjust the assumptions and see how the benefit obligation responds.
At base assumptions
Move either assumption off base to see which way the obligation goes.
Illustrative only.
Accounting standards require employee benefit obligations to be measured, recognised and disclosed appropriately.
Your benefit obligations arise from applicable labour laws and benefit terms - the valuation puts a present value on what those obligations mean financially.
Salary growth, attrition, discount rates, demographics and benefit design can materially change the obligation.
A robust valuation gives management a clearer basis for financial planning, benefit decisions and future obligations
From benefit obligations to financial reporting, we cover the actuarial work required to measure and understand your employee benefits.
Clear employee census inputs upfront, certified actuarial deliverables ready in 24–48 hours.
Share the key inputs below; we handle the actuarial modelling and valuation.
Date of birth, date of joining, gender, basic salary and completed service for each covered employee.
Your benefit and plan rules — formulas, eligibility, vesting, accumulation, carry-forward and encashment terms.
Last year's valuation report, so opening balances and assumptions reconcile cleanly.
For funded plans, details and fair value of plan assets held with an insurer or other fund.
Historical attrition, expected salary growth and retirement age - used to assess the actuarial assumptions.
A complete actuarial valuation, supporting analysis and financial reporting outputs.
Prepared and signed by a Fellow Actuary
Actuarial gains and losses presented appropriately between profit or loss and other comprehensive income.
How the obligation responds to changes in key actuarial assumptions
Disclosure-ready information for employee benefit accounting under Ind AS 19, IAS 19 or the applicable standard.
A projection of the employee benefit expense expected to be recognised in the next reporting period.
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Gratuity, Leave Encashment and End-of-Service Benefit obligations, calculated and certified by Fellow Actuaries.
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