AnnuAL REPORT OF BORD SCAnnÁn nA ... - Irish Film Board
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PYJAMA GIRLS<br />
9. Lease of Premises<br />
The <strong>Board</strong> has commitments until 2016 in respect of its office in Galway at Queensgate, 23 Dock Road. The annual cost of this lease is<br />
€76,350 plus vAT. The <strong>Board</strong> also has commitments until 2017 in respect of its offices at 14-16 Lord Edward St, Dublin 2 at an annual cost<br />
of €116,000 plus vAT.<br />
10. Superannuation<br />
2010 2009 2008 2007<br />
a. Analysis of total pension costs charged to Expenditure I I I I<br />
Current service cost 266,270 271,079 188,129 208,460<br />
Interest on Pension Scheme Liabilities 85,191 75,415 62,121 57,859<br />
Employee Contributions (42,047 ) (47,074 ) (44,591 ) (43,826)<br />
Total 309,414 299,420 205,659 222,493<br />
2010 2009 2008 2007<br />
b. Movement in net Pension Liability during the financial year I I I I<br />
Net Pension Liability at 1 January 2,002,199 1,908,907 1,330,100 1,181,523<br />
Current Service Cost 266,270 271,079 188,129 208,460<br />
Interest Cost 85,191 75,415 62,121 57,859<br />
Actuarial Loss/(gains) (165,660 ) (253,202 ) 328,557 (117,742 )<br />
net Pension Liability at 31 December 2,188,000 2,002,199 1,908,907 1,330,100<br />
c. Deferred Funding for Pensions<br />
The <strong>Board</strong> recognises these amounts as an asset corresponding to the unfunded deferred liability for pensions on the basis of the set<br />
of assumptions described above and a number of past events. These events include the statutory backing for the establishment of the<br />
pension scheme, and the policy and practice in relation to funding public service pensions including contributions by employees and the<br />
annual estimates process. The <strong>Board</strong> has no evidence that this funding policy will not continue to meet such sums in accordance with<br />
current practice.<br />
The Net Deferred Funding for Pensions recognised in Income and Expenditure Account was as follows:<br />
2010 2009<br />
I I<br />
Funding Recoverable in Respect of Current Year Pension Costs 351,461 346,494<br />
State Grant Applied to Pay Pensioners - -<br />
Total 351,461 346,494<br />
The deferred funding asset for pensions as at 31 December 2010 amounted to €2,188,000 (€2,002,199 in 2009)<br />
2010 2009 2008 2007<br />
d. History of defined benefit obligations I I I I<br />
Defined Benefit Obligations 2,188,000 2,002,199 1,908,907 1,330,100<br />
Experience (gains)/losses on Scheme Liabilities Amount (320,044 ) (90,900 ) 53,735 (18,546 )<br />
Percentage of Scheme Liabilities -15% -5% 3% -1%<br />
e. General Description of the Scheme<br />
The pension scheme is a defined benefit final salary pension arrangement with benefits and contributions defined by reference to current<br />
“model” public sector scheme regulations. The scheme provides a pension (eightieths per year of service), a gratuity or lump sum (three<br />
eightieths per year of service) and spouse’s and children’s pensions. Normal retirement age is a member’s 65th birthday, and pre 2004<br />
members have an entitlement to retire without actuarial reduction from age 60. Pensions in payment (and deferment) normally increases in<br />
line with general public sector salary inflation.<br />
The valuation used for FRS 17 (Revised) Disclosures has been based on a full actuarial valuation at each date performed by an independent<br />
qualified actuary to take account of the requirements of FRS 17 in order to assess the scheme liabilities at 31 December 2010.<br />
HAPPY EvER AFTERS<br />
The Principal Actuarial Assumptions were as follows:<br />
31/12/2010 31/12/2009 31/12/2008 31/12/2007<br />
Rate of increase in salaries 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 4.00%<br />
Rate of increase in pension payment 3.50% 3.50% 3.50% 4.00%<br />
Discount Rate 4.00% 4.30% 4.00% 4.75%<br />
Inflation 2.00% 2.00% 2.00% 2.50%<br />
The mortality basis adopted allows for improvements in life expectancy over time, so that life expectancy at retirement will depend on the<br />
year in which a member attains retirement age (age 65).<br />
The mortality rates adopted are as follows:<br />
Life Expectancy for Male aged 65 21.8 years<br />
Life Expectancy for Female aged 65 23.4 years<br />
Life Expectancy for Male aged 45 Now (from 65) 24.1 years<br />
Life Expectancy for Female aged 45 Now (from 65) 25.5 years<br />
11. Tangible Fixed Assets<br />
Furniture Computers Total<br />
Cost I I I<br />
At 1 January 2010 429,610 356,943 786,553<br />
Additions 2,409 26,408 28,817<br />
Disposals (45,361 ) (159,212 ) (204,573 )<br />
At 31 December 2010 386,658 224,139 610,797<br />
Depreciation<br />
As at 1 January 2010 302,271 340,923 643,194<br />
Charge for year 69,038 17,810 86,848<br />
Disposals (45,361 ) (159,212 ) (204,573 )<br />
At 31 December 2010 325,948 199,521 525,469<br />
net Book value<br />
As at 31 December 2010 60,710 24,618 85,328<br />
As at 31 December 2009 127,339 16,020 143,359<br />
Movement (66,629 ) 8,598 (58,031 )<br />
12. Creditors<br />
2010 2009<br />
I I<br />
PAYE/PRSI 36,369 52,351<br />
Other Accruals 462,602 136,839<br />
Withholding Tax 17,651 23,052<br />
Pension Contribution 7,958 -<br />
Trade Creditors 742,772 115,629<br />
Total 1,267,352 327,871<br />
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