All,
Anyone have experience in dealing with pension (defined benefit) on the financial statements?
Believe there is usually a book pension expense line on the income statement, and also cash contribution line on the cash flow. If so, is the pension expense line on income statement tax deductible / an actual cash item? Or is it reversed on the cash flow statement and just cash contributions is taken out. Thanks.
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