Annual Report 2010 - Hannover Re
Annual Report 2010 - Hannover Re
Annual Report 2010 - Hannover Re
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Other technical expenses in EUR thousand <strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />
Other technical expenses (gross) 44,574 38,892<br />
<strong>Re</strong>insurance recoverables 391 104<br />
Other technical expenses (net) 44,183 38,788<br />
6.4 Other income/expenses<br />
Other income/expenses in EUR thousand <strong>2010</strong> 2009<br />
Other income<br />
Exchange gains 157,691 112,533<br />
<strong>Re</strong>versals of impairments on receivables 55,655 95,879<br />
Income from the recognition of negative goodwill – 92,652<br />
Income from contracts recognised in accordance with the deposit accounting method 49,672 40,468<br />
Income from services 10,546 7,893<br />
Other interest income 5,896 1,904<br />
Sundry income 106,931 24,823<br />
386,391 376,152<br />
Other expenses<br />
Other interest expenses 35,246 48,757<br />
Exchange losses 20,688 32,580<br />
Separate value adjustments 13,540 35,022<br />
Expenses for the company as a whole 39,847 33,690<br />
Depreciation 15,489 11,488<br />
Expenses for services 9,321 9,698<br />
Expenses from the measurement of disposal groups 54,918 –<br />
Sundry expenses 97,379 82,389<br />
286,428 253,624<br />
Total 99,963 122,528<br />
Of the separate value adjustments, an amount of EUR 10.9<br />
million (EUR 23.9 million) was attributable to accounts receivable,<br />
EUR 2.1 million (EUR 10.4 million) to reinsurance<br />
recoverables on unpaid claims and EUR 0.5 million (EUR 0.7<br />
million) to other receivables.<br />
6.5 Taxes on income<br />
Domestic taxes on income, comparable taxes on income at<br />
foreign subsidiaries as well as deferred taxes in accordance<br />
with IAS 12 “Income Taxes” and deferred tax assets and liabilities<br />
are recognised under this item.<br />
The reader is referred to Section 3.2 “Summary of major accounting<br />
policies” regarding the basic approach to the recognition<br />
and measurement of deferred taxes.<br />
The tax rate used to calculate the deferred taxes of the domestic<br />
companies was unchanged from the previous year at<br />
31.93% (rounded to 32%). It is arrived at from the corporate<br />
income tax rate of 15.0% applicable since 1 January 2008,<br />
the German reunification charge of 5.5% and a uniform trade<br />
earnings tax rate of 16.1%. The deferred taxes at the companies<br />
abroad were calculated using the applicable countryspecific<br />
tax rates.<br />
170 Notes 6.5 Taxes on income<br />
<strong>Hannover</strong> <strong>Re</strong> Group annual report <strong>2010</strong>