Financial Information - Uralita
Financial Information - Uralita
Financial Information - Uralita
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ANNUAL REPORT 2006<br />
FINANCIAL INFORMATION<br />
4.15. Revenue recognition<br />
Sales of goods are recognized when the<br />
significant risks and rewards of ownership of the<br />
goods have passed to the buyer. This normally<br />
coincides with delivery of the good sold.<br />
Revenue is calculated at the fair value of the<br />
payment to be received and represents the<br />
amounts receivable for the goods delivered and<br />
the services provided as part of the company’s<br />
ordinary course of business, less discounts, VAT,<br />
and other sales taxes.<br />
Interest income is recognized as interest accrued<br />
on a time basis according to the outstanding<br />
principal and the effective interest rate charged,<br />
which is the rate that exactly discounts<br />
estimated future cash receipts over the life of the<br />
financial asset from the net carrying amount of<br />
the asset.<br />
Dividend revenue from investments is<br />
recognized when the rights of the shareholders<br />
to receive the dividend payment have been<br />
established.<br />
4.16. Income tax, deferred tax assets and<br />
liabilities<br />
The expense for income tax for each year is<br />
calculated on the basis of the accounting profit<br />
before taxes, increased or decreased, as<br />
appropriate, by the permanent differences from<br />
taxable income.<br />
<strong>Uralita</strong> S.A. files a consolidated tax statement with<br />
the Spanish subsidiaries in which it holds more<br />
than 75% of the share capital. The remaining<br />
Group companies file individual statements.<br />
The Group’s policy is to recognise the tax credit<br />
from the future offset and use of loss<br />
carryforwards and deductions to the extent<br />
allowed by its estimates of future earnings for<br />
both the companies comprising the consolidated<br />
tax group and those that file taxes individually.<br />
The tax credit is recognized under “Income tax<br />
expense for the year” in the accompanying<br />
consolidated income statement.<br />
In addition, “Deferred tax assets” and “Deferred<br />
tax liabilities” in the consolidated balance sheets<br />
reflect the impact of temporary differences<br />
identified on tax items that are expected to be<br />
either payable or recoverable arising from<br />
differences between the carrying amounts of the<br />
assets and liabilities in the financial statements<br />
and the corresponding tax bases. These<br />
amounts are measured by applying to the<br />
temporary differences the tax rate that is<br />
expected to apply when the asset is realized or<br />
the liability is settled.<br />
Deferred tax liabilities are recognized for all<br />
taxable temporary differences except where the<br />
temporary difference arises from the initial<br />
recognition of goodwill, whose amortization is not<br />
deductible, or the initial recognition or an asset<br />
or liability in a transaction that is not a business<br />
combination and affects neither the accounting<br />
profit nor taxable profit or loss.<br />
Deferred income tax assets are recognized for all<br />
identified temporary differences to the extent<br />
that it is probable that consolidated companies<br />
will have taxable profit available against which<br />
the deductible temporary differences can be<br />
utilised expect where this relates to the initial<br />
recognition of an asset or liability in a transaction<br />
that is not a business combination and that<br />
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