Answer: The amount of the component of pension expense (6,600) The journal entry To record company contribution to pension Dr : defined benefit pension liability $136,572,Cr: cash $136,572, to record pension expense Dr : pension expense $903,400, Cr : defined benefit pension liability $903,000, to adjust pension liability to fair value (OCI Dr: $401,800 Cr : Net defined benefit liability $401,800, Amount to be reported on the income statement $1,698,300, Amount to be reported on the balance sheet $(1,395,400)
Explanation:
To determine the amount of the component of pension expense
$
Accumulated benefit obligation 799,600
Add: Return on plan asset 48,200
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847,800
Add:Amortization of prior service cost 49,000
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896,800
Less:Projected benefit obligation. 903,400
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Pension expense balance. (6,600)
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Journal entry will be
To record company compensation to pension
Dr: defined benefit pension liability $136,572, Cr: cash $136,572
To record pension expense
Dr: pension expense $903,400, Cr: defined benefit pension liability $903,400
To adjust pension liability to fair value(OCI)
Dr :$401,800, Cr: Net defined benefit liability $401,800
To determine the amount of income statement
$
projected benefit obligation. 903,400
Add: Accumulated benefit. 799,600
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1,703,000
Less: expected return on plan asset. 54,400
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1,648,600
Add:Amortization of prior service cost. 49,700
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Balance to income statement. 1,698,300
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To determine the amount to balance sheet
$
Actuarial present value 56,100
Add: expected return on plan asset. 54,400
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108,500
Less: projected benefit obligation. 903,400
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(794,900)
Less: Fair value of plan pension asset. 602,500
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Balance to balance sheet. (1,395,400)
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The amount (1,395,400) will be recorded as asset in the balance sheet