Arrow Prospectus - PGS
Arrow Prospectus - PGS
Arrow Prospectus - PGS
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ARROW SEISMIC ASA – INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING<br />
ASL<br />
ASI I<br />
ASI II<br />
ASI III<br />
ASI IV<br />
ASI V<br />
ASI VI<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
$USD<br />
Profit on ordinary<br />
activities before tax (103,417) (6,450,354) 230,113 (1,485,770) (566,610) - -<br />
Current tax at 30% (31,025) (1,935,106) 69,034 (445,731) (169,833) - -<br />
Effect of permanent<br />
differences - - - - 7,518 - -<br />
Depreciation in excess of<br />
capital allowances - 721,268 - - 162,315 - -<br />
Other timing differences - 225,646 (269,519) 86,661 - - -<br />
Unrelieved tax losses/tax<br />
losses carried forward 31,025 988,192 200,485 359,070 - - -<br />
Total current tax charge - - - - - - -<br />
Deferred tax charge - - - 69,034 - - -<br />
Total tax charge - - - 69,034 - - -<br />
Tax adjustments<br />
There are some small permanent disallowable items which relate to capital items, professional fees and<br />
entertainment.<br />
There are also timing differences where disallowable depreciation exceeds capital allowances claimed and with<br />
respect to general provisions. The UK tax rules do not allow accounting depreciation for tax purposes; however a<br />
specific deduction for tax is allowed under the UK capital allowances rules (see below).<br />
Where a company is loss making and there are no group companies which may benefit in the current year from<br />
group relief, it is common to disclaim capital allowances until it is in a profitable position. This is because UK<br />
tax losses may be group relieved against group trading profits only where they arise in the current year, rather<br />
than where they are brought forward. There is also greater potential to set off current year losses against other<br />
profits in the current year than is the case with brought forward losses. The current draft figures assume that<br />
capital allowances have been largely disclaimed.<br />
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