Sentence examples for pension standard from inspiring English sources

In addition to expanded annual disclosures, the revised pension standard will require companies to report pension and other postretirement benefit costs quarterly.

For governments, the board that issues accounting rules has been contemplating whether to change its pension standard, but while it deliberates, economists like Mr. Rauh and Mr. Novy-Marx are recalculating public pension numbers on their own.

In Britain, a tough and unpopular new pension standard called FRS17, to be fully enforced from 2005, says that companies must account for all their pension assets at market prices, and that deficits must be deducted immediately from total gains and losses, or surpluses added back.

This implicated that a one-site-fit-all pension standard for the aging village doctors in China is perhaps possible.

Instead of a detailed rebuttal, we received this response: "GASB gave serious consideration to the views of Professor Novy-Marx when developing its new pension standards".

The Financial Accounting Standards Board, increasingly concerned about flaws in the pension standards, is now in the process of writing new rules aimed at ending some of the gimmickry and showing much more clearly whether companies can really afford the benefits they have promised their workers.

He would doubtless earn more on Wall Street, but this is a huge pay packet by public-pension standards.

That will engender a new round of public comment and revisions, and eventually a new pension accounting standard.

Those associations disqualify the directors as independent according to the pension funds' standards, though not by the standards of the New York Stock Exchange.

You report that our union supports changes in pension accounting standards as a tradeoff "for higher wages" (Business Day, May 6).

February 14 , 2013H&F audit, pensions and standard committee considers a council-commissioned "stage one" report by investigators from Deloitte into the early movers' list allegations.