2005 Annual Report - Touax
2005 Annual Report - Touax
2005 Annual Report - Touax
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Financial information concerning the assets,<br />
financial position and results of the issuer<br />
Impact on the accounts of the Group<br />
Impacts of IAS 38 and IAS 16 Balance sheet Translation Balance sheet<br />
(€ thousands) as at 01/01/2004 2004 income difference as at 31/12/2004<br />
Leasco 2 - Formation expenses (1,715) 249 103 (1,363)<br />
Other items (77) 6 (72)<br />
Shipping containers (1,792) 249 108 (1,435)<br />
TOUAX SA - upgrading of modules (6) (1,374) (1,380)<br />
Other items (458) 103 (355)<br />
Modular buildings (464) (1,271) 0 (1,735)<br />
TOTAL (2,256) (1,022) 108 (3,170)<br />
annual report <strong>2005</strong><br />
7 – Recognition of revenue<br />
Recap of the situation<br />
In the “Shipping containers” business, initial commissions<br />
received by the TOUAX Group on the first<br />
sales of containers to the Trusts TCLRT 98 and TLRT<br />
2001 have been used to create collateral deposits<br />
and liquidity reserves which are only recoverable at<br />
the end of the life of the Trusts. These deposits and<br />
reserves are intended in particular to enable the<br />
Trusts to cover their debt repayments in the event<br />
that the leasing revenues redistributed by the TOUAX<br />
Group to the Trusts prove insufficient.<br />
Principles applied under French GAAP<br />
The initial commissions have been entered in revenues<br />
at the time of the sale of the containers.<br />
IFRS<br />
The substantive analysis of the management and<br />
securitization contracts has been carried out in<br />
order to validate the recognition of revenue and<br />
expenses under IFRS. The general principles of<br />
revenue recognition in IAS 18 “Revenue”, reinforced<br />
by EITF interpretation 99-19 (US GAAP), result in the<br />
TOUAX Group being considered to be the principal in<br />
its relationships on the one hand with investors<br />
(pools, Trusts or GIE) and on the other hand with<br />
customers. The Group is therefore justified under<br />
IFRS, and under French standards, in recording in its<br />
income statement all of the revenue and expenses<br />
flows generated by the contracts.<br />
The revenue recognition rules in IAS 18 “Revenue”<br />
are stricter and more precise than the French rules.<br />
Thus the economic benefits associated with the initial<br />
commissions will only become probable when the<br />
TOUAX Group is able to recover the collateral deposits<br />
and liquidity reserves. Under these circumstances,<br />
and in accordance with IAS 18, the initial<br />
commissions received, up to the level of the collateral<br />
deposits and liquidity reserves, do not constitute<br />
revenue. They must be deferred until the probable<br />
recovery of these deposits and liquidity reserves. The<br />
revenue recognized under French GAAP at the beginning<br />
of the Trusts in respect of “initial commissions”<br />
– up to the level of the deposits and liquidity reserves –<br />
is cancelled in the IFRS financial statements and is<br />
entered in the liabilities of the balance sheet in an<br />
“other non-current liabilities” account.<br />
In the “Modular buildings” business, the same treatment<br />
is applied under IFRS for the revenue collected<br />
on the formation of GIE Modul Finance 1 on sales of<br />
modules, for the formation of collateral deposits and<br />
reimbursable advance accounts allocated to guarantee<br />
repayment of the debts of the GIE. The revenue from<br />
sales of modules recorded under French GAAP at the<br />
start-up of the GIE is reversed under IFRS, up to the<br />
amount of the financial assets created to guarantee<br />
the GIE, and is entered in the liabilities of the balance<br />
sheet in an “other non-current liabilities” account. It<br />
will only be entered in the result when the associated<br />
economic benefits become probable for the Group.<br />
108<br />
Consolidated accounts