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2011/2012 audited annual accounts - Falkirk Council

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FALKIRK COUNCIL<br />

NOTES TO THE CORE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS<br />

Analysis of projected amount to be charged to operating profit for the year to 31 March 2013<br />

Year Ended: £’000<br />

Projected Current Service Cost 19,308<br />

Interest on Obligation 32,614<br />

Expected Return on Plan Assets (26,546)<br />

Past Service Cost -<br />

Total 25,376<br />

The estimated Employer’s contributions for the year to 31 March 2013 will be approximately £18.107m.<br />

Teachers’ Pension Scheme<br />

During the year, the <strong>Council</strong> paid £8.723m (£8.804m in 2010/11) to the Scottish Government in respect of teachers’ pension<br />

costs. This represents 14.9% of teachers’ pensionable pay (14.9% in 2010/11).<br />

The <strong>Council</strong> is also required to meet the costs of benefits arising from compensatory added years, as well as the costs<br />

arising from the early release of benefits in the Teachers Pension Scheme. In <strong>2011</strong>/12, these amounted to £1.046 million,<br />

representing 1.79% of pensionable pay (£1.101 million, representing 1.86% of pensionable pay in 2010/11).<br />

With regard to the Teachers’ Pension Scheme, there were no contributions outstanding at the year end.<br />

10. Leases<br />

a) <strong>Council</strong> as Lessee<br />

(i) Finance Leases<br />

The <strong>Council</strong> has paid for the replacement of windows in its housing stock by way of a finance lease.<br />

The assets acquired under these leases are included in the <strong>Council</strong> Dwellings Valuation within Property, Plant and<br />

Equipment in the Balance Sheet. It is impossible to place a separate value on these leases as the valuation of <strong>Council</strong><br />

Dwellings provided by the District Valuer is an all inclusive figure.<br />

The <strong>Council</strong> is committed to making minimum payments under these leases comprising settlement of the long-term<br />

liability for the interest in the property acquired by the <strong>Council</strong> and finance costs that will be payable by the <strong>Council</strong><br />

in future years while the liability remains outstanding. The minimum lease payments are made up of the following<br />

amounts:<br />

31 March <strong>2011</strong> 31 March <strong>2012</strong><br />

£’000 £’000<br />

Finance lease liabilities (net present value of minimum lease<br />

payments):<br />

• Current 1,462 1,193<br />

• Non-Current 2,196 1,003<br />

Finance costs payable in future years 148 61<br />

Minimum lease payments 3,806 2,257<br />

The minimum lease payments will be payable over the following periods:<br />

Minimum Lease Payments Finance Lease Liabilities<br />

31 March 31 March 31 March 31 March<br />

<strong>2011</strong><br />

<strong>2012</strong><br />

<strong>2011</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />

£’000 £’000 £’000 £’000<br />

Not later than one year 1,549 1,230 1,462 1,193<br />

Later than one year and not later than 5 years 2,257 1,027 2,196 1,003<br />

Later than five years - - - -<br />

TOTAL 3,806 2,257 3,658 2,196<br />

There are no contingent rentals on these leases.<br />

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