Prior Service Pension Cost

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Barron's Accounting Dictionary:

Prior Service Pension Cost

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Retroactive benefits cost for services rendered in periods prior to the initiation of a pension plan or an amendment to a plan. The cost of these retroactive benefits is the resulting increase in the projected benefit obligation. It involves the allocation of equal amounts to future years of service for active employees.
See also normal pension cost.

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