Postretirement Benefits

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Postretirement benefits refer to the compensation and benefits provided to employees after they retire, encompassing pensions, healthcare, and other welfare benefits. These benefits are a crucial aspect of an organization’s long-term financial obligations and are accounted for in financial statements to reflect future liabilities. The accounting for postretirement benefits involves estimating future costs and recognizing them over the employee’s service period.

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