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14 Working 7 An accrual should be made under IAS 19 Employee Benefi ts for the holiday entitlement carried forward to next year. 900 x 3 days x 95% = 2,565 days Number of working days = 900 x 255 = 229,500 Accrual is 2,565/229,500 x $19m = $0·21m