FRS 102: employee remuneration, shares and pensions – tips and advice

In part seven of our exclusive new UK GAAP series, Helen Lloyd FCA reviews the rules on FRS 102 accounting for the two most significant sections dealing with employee remuneration: section 26 on share-based payments and section 28 on employee benefits

Share-based payments and employee benefits are grouped together because some entities may, when selecting how best to reward and motivate their employees, take into account the financial reporting consequences of the schemes that they have in place.

Share-based payments

Like previous UK GAAP, other than under the now withdrawn FRSSE, and International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), FRS 102 requires a charge where an entity provides some form of benefit under a share-based payment transaction.

This applies whether the benefits provided are in the form of equity, or in cash at an amount that is based upon equity.

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