Annual Report 2009/2010 Geschäftsbericht 2009/2010 ... - biolitec AG
Annual Report 2009/2010 Geschäftsbericht 2009/2010 ... - biolitec AG
Annual Report 2009/2010 Geschäftsbericht 2009/2010 ... - biolitec AG
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100 <strong>Annual</strong> Financial Statement Konzern-Jahresabschluss<br />
Accounting of leasing<br />
A leasing relation is classified as an operating lease, if basically all risks and chances which are connected<br />
to ownership remain with the lease provider. Leasing payments within an operating lease are recognized<br />
as expenditure in the profit and loss calculation linear to the maturity of the leasing relation.<br />
The leasing objects whose contractual basis is to be classified as a finance leasing are initially balanced<br />
as fixed assets with the fair value or the lower actual cash value of the leasing payments and are diminished<br />
by scheduled depreciations within the scope of the subsequent evaluation.<br />
A leasing relation is classified as a finance lease if basically all chances and risks linked with the property<br />
are transferred to the lessee. Hence, the classification of leasing relations is dependent on the content<br />
of the arrangement and not from a certain formal contract form.<br />
Inventories<br />
Inventories are measured at acquisition cost pursuant to the lower of cost principle. Goods are measured<br />
at production costs. Production costs include, pursuant to IAS 2, the material, the direct labour as<br />
well as the labour costs of material and general production costs that are regarded as items to be capitalized.<br />
Interest on debt is not capitalized. As far as risks of storing are at hand, e.g. due to reduced usability<br />
after longer storage, adequate value reductions were calculated. Apart from standard property<br />
rights the inventories are free from minority interests.<br />
Accruals<br />
Accruals are recognized in case of existing obligations in favor of a third party when the drawing of such<br />
an obligation is probable and the required accrual amount is estimable. As to the actual amount and<br />
due date of these obligations there is uncertainty. The effects of price increases are taken into account<br />
in the calculation of other accrued expenses. Accrued expenses are recorded at their present cash value,<br />
as far as the underlying liabilities contain an interest portion.<br />
Taxes<br />
Income taxes are displayed as taxes on taxable earnings in the different countries as well as changes in<br />
the deferral and accrual of taxes. Based on the adopted legal regulations valid at the date of reporting<br />
the actual taxes on profits will be captured in the amount which is expected to be paid.<br />
Income taxes are calculated according to IAS 12 on the basis of the so-called liability method. Deferred<br />
taxes are assessed for expected future tax effects due to differences in the valuation of assets and liabilities<br />
for tax purposes and the value assessment in the consolidated accounts, as well as for tax-related<br />
losses carried forward which can, with sufficient probability, be realized in the subsequent years.<br />
Deferred taxes are identified on the basis of tax rates in effect, or expected to be in effect at the time of<br />
realization according to the current legal situation. The valuation and evaluation of active deferred taxes<br />
is re-examined on every balance sheet date and treated according to IAS 12.37 and IAS 12.56 with consideration<br />
of current estimates.<br />
Deferred taxes will not be accumulated if the temporary difference from a value of the goodwill or a<br />
negative difference amount or from the first-time inclusion (from other commercial incidents than a<br />
merger) of other assets and debts originates in a transaction which affects neither taxable nor the commercial<br />
result.