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  In today’s complex business environment, companies are expected to be transparent and accurate in their financial reporting. Among various financial obligations, End of Service Benefits (ESB) play a crucial role, particularly in regions like the Middle East, where they are mandated by labor laws. However, to ensure that these benefits are accurately accounted for in financial statements, Actuarial Valuation becomes essential. In this blog, we’ll explore what actuarial valuation is, why it is important for ESB, and how it ensures long-term financial sustainability for businesses. We’ll also explain how Mithras Consultants can help your business stay compliant and financially sound.   What Is End of Service Benefit? End of Service Benefit (ESB), also known as gratuity, is a statutory payment made by an employer to an employee at the end of their service. This could be due to resignation, retirement, or termination. The benefit is calculated based on the employee’s s...

  In today’s competitive business landscape, organizations are becoming increasingly aware of the importance of accurate financial planning and employee benefit management. Among the key financial obligations employers must manage is the End of Service Benefit (EOSB) —a liability that accrues over time and must be accurately measured and funded. One of the most reliable ways to manage this liability is through Actuarial Valuation , a mathematical and statistical approach that helps businesses assess and prepare for their long-term financial commitments. In this blog, we explore how actuarial valuation is essential in managing end of service benefits efficiently, legally, and sustainably.   Understanding End of Service Benefit The End of Service Benefit is a mandatory payment made to employees when they leave the company after completing a certain period of service. It is particularly common in countries like the UAE, Saudi Arabia, and other Middle Eastern nations, w...

  In today’s competitive business environment, employee satisfaction and retention are crucial to long-term success. One often overlooked yet significant factor contributing to this is the End of Service Benefit (EOSB) —a financial entitlement that employees receive at the conclusion of their employment. For employers, managing EOSB strategically through Actuarial Valuation not only ensures compliance but also enhances financial planning, mitigates risk, and supports workforce stability. This blog explores the importance of End of Service Benefits, the need for actuarial valuation, and how businesses can leverage these strategies for better financial management and employee retention.   What is End of Service Benefit? End of Service Benefit is a statutory or contractual payout provided to employees when their employment ends due to resignation, retirement, or termination. Common in countries across the Middle East and parts of Asia, EOSB is designed to reward employ...