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98 <strong>Kesko's</strong> <strong>year</strong> <strong>2007</strong><br />

Note 9<br />

Income taxes<br />

Income taxes in the income statement<br />

€ million <strong>2007</strong> 2006<br />

Current tax -78.2 -95.1<br />

Tax for prior periods -7.5 -24.2<br />

Deferred taxes -4.5 12.2<br />

Total -90.2 -107.1<br />

Reconciliation between tax expense recognised in the income statement<br />

and tax calculated at domestic rate:<br />

Profit before tax 369.3 357.8<br />

Tax at parent's rate (26%) -96.0 -93.0<br />

Effect of foreign subsidiaries' different<br />

tax rates 5.0 6.0<br />

Effect of income not subject to tax<br />

Effect of expenses not deductible for<br />

12.8 1.4<br />

tax purposes -11.0 -8.3<br />

Effect of tax losses -0.7 7.8<br />

Effect of consolidation and elimination 2.2 0.5<br />

Taxes for prior periods -7.5 -24.2<br />

Adjustment of prior period deferred taxes 2.4 0.0<br />

Others 2.6 2.7<br />

Taxes in the income statement -90.2 -107.1<br />

Most part, €–5.8 million, of prior period taxes relate to Rautakesko Ltd's<br />

2001 fiscal <strong>year</strong>, on which the Helsinki Administrative Court gave its<br />

decision in <strong>2007</strong>. Most part of the prior period taxes in the amount of<br />

€–24.2 million recorded in 2006 consisted of the recovery of the €67.3<br />

million impairment made by Kesko Corporation on the shares of<br />

Hämeenkylän Kauppa Oy (former Tuko Oy) in 1996.<br />

Note 10<br />

Earnings per share<br />

Basic earnings per share is calculated by dividing the net profit attributable<br />

to the parent's equity holders by the weighted average number of<br />

shares outstanding during the period. Diluted earnings per share is<br />

calculated by adjusting the weighted average number of all shares to<br />

assume conversion of all potentially dilutive shares. The Group operates<br />

a stock option scheme with a dilutive effect, which increases the number<br />

of stocks. The stock options have a dilutive effect when their exercise<br />

price is lower than the fair value of a share. The dilutive effect is the<br />

number of shares which has to be issued without consideration, because<br />

the Group could not use the assets received from the exercise of the stock<br />

options to issue an equal number of shares at fair value. The fair value of<br />

a share is based on the average share price during the period.<br />

€ million <strong>2007</strong> 2006<br />

Profit for the period attributable<br />

to parent's equity holders, € million<br />

Profit for the period attributable<br />

to parent's equity holders, continuing<br />

285.0 368.7<br />

operations, € million<br />

Profit for the period attributable<br />

to parent's equity holders, discontinued<br />

256.8 240.0<br />

operations, € million 28.2 128.7<br />

Number of shares<br />

Weighted average of outstanding shares 97,665,884 97,152,281<br />

Effect of options granted<br />

Diluted weighted average<br />

729,435 874,714<br />

of outstanding shares 98,395,319 98,026,995<br />

Basic earnings per share 2.92 3.80<br />

Diluted earnings per share 2.90 3.76<br />

Basic earnings per share from continuing<br />

operations<br />

Diluted earnings per share from<br />

2.63 2.47<br />

continuing operations 2.61 2.45<br />

Basic earnings per share from<br />

discontinued operations<br />

Diluted earnings per share from<br />

0.29 1.33<br />

discontinued operations 0.29 1.31

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