An employer reports a pension loss when: rev: 02_14_2019_QC_CS-145079 Multiple Choice retiree benefits paid out are more than expected. the accumulated benefit obligation is less than expected. a change in an assumption causes the projected benefit obligation to be less than expected. the return on plan assets is lower than expected.

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An employer reports a pension loss when: rev: 02_14_2019_QC_CS-145079 Multiple Choice retiree benefits paid out are more than expected. the accumulated benefit obligation is less than expected. a change in an assumption causes the projected benefit obligation to be less than expected. the return on plan assets is lower than expected.

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Mateo Weber · Answer 1

The employer can experience pension loss if it found out that the retirees benefits paid out are more than expected.

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Normally during salary payments, pension claims are also paid out to retirees and this may have been scrutinized and processed automatically such that a mistake is very unlike. However, if it is noted that payments being made to retirees claims are more than expected after payments have been carried out then we may say the company has experienced a pension loss.