Form 20-F 2005
Form 20-F 2005
Form 20-F 2005
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10.1 Other finance income and costs<br />
In <strong>20</strong>05, other net finance costs are primarily related to refinancing transactions and break down as follows:<br />
€39 million in respect of the early redemption premium of €128 million and the High-Yield debt issue in the amount of<br />
$310 million (1) ;<br />
€15 million in respect of the accelerated amortization of the High-Yield debt issue costs in respect of the portion of High-<br />
Yield (1) bonds that was redeemed early;<br />
€17 million in respect of the accelerated amortization of the origination fees for the medium-term Refinancing Facilities<br />
Agreement (RFA), pursuant to the set-up of a new syndicated credit line on June 17, <strong>20</strong>05;<br />
€8 million in respect of the early redemption premium regarding the European Medium-Term Notes (EMTNs) maturing in<br />
<strong>20</strong>06.<br />
In <strong>20</strong>04, other finance costs included a one-time amortization charge of €(7) million recognized when the maximum amount of<br />
the RFA credit line was reduced, €(12) million upon the early redemption of the EMTN debt issue maturing in <strong>20</strong>05 and €(25) million<br />
of expenses relating to the Group’s financial restructuring.<br />
10.2. Foreign exchange gains or losses<br />
In <strong>20</strong>04 and <strong>20</strong>05, foreign exchange gains or losses mainly comprise the unrealized gains or losses on the unhedged US<br />
dollar-denominated debt.<br />
11. Income tax expense<br />
At December 31, <strong>20</strong>05, the income tax expense amounts to €(49) million based on a consolidated loss before tax of<br />
€(339) million.<br />
The income tax expense breaks down as follows:<br />
(in millions of euros) <strong>20</strong>05 <strong>20</strong>04<br />
Current income tax expense (23) (43)<br />
Income tax for the period (23) (43)<br />
Adjustment recognized over the period for the current income tax due for prior years - -<br />
Deferred tax expense (26) (59)<br />
Deferred tax for the period (2) 9<br />
Impairment of deferred tax asset (24) (68)<br />
Income tax expense for the year (49) (102)<br />
The reconciliation between the statutory tax rate in France and the effective tax rate before reclassification of discontinued<br />
operations is as follows:<br />
<strong>20</strong>05 <strong>20</strong>04<br />
Statutory tax rate in France 33.33% 33.33%<br />
Foreign exchange differences between France and other countries (0.71)% 0.51%<br />
Impact of reduced rates (3.46)% 0.48%<br />
Other permanent differences 16.37% 7.52%<br />
Deferred tax assets (53.07)% (69.88)%<br />
Effective tax rate (7.54)% (28.04)%<br />
(1) See Note 26-Borrowing and Note 35-Subsequent events.<br />
<strong>Form</strong> <strong>20</strong> - F <strong>20</strong>05 - Rhodia<br />
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