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consolidated financial statements notes pfleiderer ag 105<br />

The following table shows the transition from expected to recognized tax expenses. In order<br />

to calculate the expected tax burden, earnings before taxes are multiplied with the overall tax<br />

rate applicable for the fiscal year under review.<br />

2002 2001<br />

‘000 euros ‘000 euros<br />

Group EBT 33,629 55,224<br />

Expected tax burden at tax rate of 37.5% (2001: 38.0%)<br />

Increase/reduction of taxes due to:<br />

12,611 20,985<br />

Differences in tax rates, non-German companies – 2,086 – 2,831<br />

Changes in tax rate – 630 0<br />

Non-deductible operating expenses 265 810<br />

Non-deductible amortization on investments 1,969 0<br />

Tax-free income – 984 – 790<br />

Taxes brought forward – 351 677<br />

Increase in valuation adjustment to deferred taxes 10,375 0<br />

Special effects on delimination of continued and<br />

discontinued operations – 6,533 – 7,145<br />

Special effects of deferred tax in Poland – 1,578 0<br />

Other 142 – 2,526<br />

Total tax burden 13,200 9,180<br />

As of December 31, 2002 the Group has loss carryforwards of 188,062 thousand euros (2001:<br />

45,826 thousand euros) for corporate income tax purposes and of 80,813 thousand euros<br />

(2001: 37,610 thousand euros) for domestic municipal trade tax purposes, as well as non-German<br />

loss carryforwards of 2,937 thousand euros (2001: 3,450 thousand euros). Under German<br />

tax law applicable at the balance sheet date, domestic losses can be carried forward without<br />

limit in time or amount. Of the non-German loss carryforwards, 2,937 thousand euros may be<br />

used until 2007.<br />

Valuation adjustments of 43,420 thousand euros (2001: zero) were made to deferred tax<br />

assets mainly for tax loss carryforwards where their realization is uncertain within a foreseeable<br />

period of time, based on the legal and financial situation or other information available to<br />

the Company. Depending on the Company’s earnings situation, current estimates on the<br />

recoverability of deferred tax assets may change in the years to come, necessitating higher or<br />

lower valuation adjustments.

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