Answer fast and step by step calculation for this financial accounting question Garrison Enterprises provides the following information for its current fiscal year:Beginning balance of plan assets at market value: $1,800,000Actual return on plan assets: $260,000Employer's contribution: $200,000Distribution to beneficiaries: $100,000Service cost: $150,000Interest cost: $190,000Changes in benefits and assumptions: $45,000Beginning balance of the PBO: $1,820,000What is the ending balance of the projected benefit obligation (PBO)?a. $2,095,000b. $2,105,000c. $2,205,000d. $2,210,000

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The following information on a defined benefit plan is provided: FVPA, beg 2,800,000 PVDBO, beg 2,200,000 Current Service Cost 960,000 Past service cost (vesting for 5 years) 600,000 Benefits Paid 420,000 Return on Plan Assets 600,000 Contributions to the Plan 1,820,000 Increase due to Actuarial Assumptions 240,000 Expected Rate of Return 12% Discount Rate 10% The present value of economic benefits available in the form of refunds from the plan are 400,000 and 800,000, at the beginning and ending of the period. What amount of defined benefit…
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The following is the total figures over the lifetime oi a project • Revenue (P&L): $300m • Opex (P&L): $50m • Working capital adjustments: $0m • Construction capex: $90m • Interest During Construction (IDC) and Financing Fees (FF): $10m • Maintenance capex: $0m • Tax paid (geared): $30m • Tax paid (ungeared): $50m • Interest paid: $20m • Principal paid: $70m • Equity injection: $30m Calculate the total of CFADS over the lifetime of the project. O $100m O $180m O $200m O $220m O $250m O $280m
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