3. Critical accounting estimates and judgements (continued) Taxation In<strong>com</strong>e tax liabilities are not provided for when management is of the firm opinion that exemption from in<strong>com</strong>e tax will ultimately be granted by the relevant authorities in the concerned jurisdictions. In making its judgement, management considers the status of discussions with the relevant authorities in different countries, the existence of reciprocal exemptions or of a memorandum of understanding. The resolution of issues is not always within the control of management and is often dependant upon external parties. When, due to a change in circumstances, it is unlikely that a tax exemption will be obtained, the in<strong>com</strong>e tax liability is fully provided for on a conservative basis till a resolution is reached or the final tax out<strong>com</strong>e is determined. Impairment of unquoted available-for-sale financial assets In arriving at the fair value of its shareholding in SriLankan Airlines Ltd, management has considered various factors. SriLankan Airlines Limited is the national carrier of a country with a population in excess of twenty million and has profitable lines of business in its terminal handling services and inflight services units at the country’s main gateway, Bandaranaike International Airport, Katunayke, Sri Lanka. In a situation of limited current observable data, the carrying value of the investment represents management’s best estimate of the discounted future cash flows arising from the investment. 083
4. Revenue <strong>Emirates</strong> 084 <strong>2009</strong> <strong>2008</strong> AED'000 AED'000 Services Passenger 32,967,510 28,118,106 Cargo 6,873,973 6,011,536 Excess baggage 348,934 255,542 Courier 348,519 299,131 Destination and leisure 194,503 195,668 Hotel operations 171,325 134,408 Mail 125,862 138,208 Others 80,924 55,981 41,111,550 Sale of goods Consumer goods 731,476 In-flight catering 394,598 Others 436,643 Segment information Primary reporting format - geographical segments 1,562,717 42,674,267 35,208,580 555,292 353,037 323,613 1,231,942 36,440,522 Europe Far East West Asia and and and Middle East Americas Australasia Indian Ocean Africa Total AED'000 AED'000 AED'000 AED'000 AED'000 AED'000 <strong>2009</strong> Segment revenue 5,824,111 15,932,776 12,281,446 4,948,308 4,708,244 43,694,885 Segment results 3,208,429 3,099,927 2,362,581 974,654 1,072,675 10,718,266 Unallocated costs (8,144,946) Operating profit 2,573,320 Other gains and losses (68,241) (600,178) (531,581) (182,211) (190,150) (1,572,361) Finance costs - net Share of results in associated <strong>com</strong>panies (103,576) - - - - (103,576) and joint ventures 62,800 - - - - 62,800 In<strong>com</strong>e tax credit / (expense) (24,571) (2,342) 112,004 - 280 85,371 Profit for the year 1,045,554 <strong>2008</strong> Segment revenue 6,306,782 13,566,340 11,008,582 3,964,092 3,964,033 38,809,829 Segment results 4,023,826 2,973,697 2,480,710 1,080,428 975,504 11,534,165 Unallocated costs (7,083,199) Operating profit 4,450,966 Other gains and losses 75,099 278,958 33,570 255,508 86,070 729,205 Finance costs - net Share of results in associated <strong>com</strong>panies (137,175) - - - - (137,175) and joint ventures 60,517 - - - - 60,517 In<strong>com</strong>e tax credit / (expense) (20,537) (2,534) 7,443 (77) (12,841) (28,546) Profit for the year 5,074,967
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