ANNUAL REPORT - HSE
ANNUAL REPORT - HSE
ANNUAL REPORT - HSE
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Changes in deferred tax assets<br />
DEFERRED DEPRECIATION AND INTEREST<br />
TAX ASSETS PROVISIONS IMPAIRMENT AMORTISATION RATE SWAPS TOTAL<br />
Value as at 31/12/2007 1,400,026 2,936,783 23,645 0 4,360,454<br />
Creation, increase 3,634 0 67,692 31,326 102,652<br />
Use, decrease (273,494) 0 (420) 0 (273,914)<br />
Value as at 31/12/2008 1,130,166 2,936,783 90,917 31,326 4,189,192<br />
in €<br />
(6) Short-term investments<br />
€ 68,242,000<br />
At the end of 2008, the company’s short-term investments<br />
included short-term deposits with Slovene<br />
banks and with maturity in January 2009. The deposits<br />
have not been secured. In accordance with its internal<br />
rules, the company observes the principle of deposit<br />
diversification between individual banks and monitors<br />
their credit ratings.<br />
As part of transferring the joint venture for the construction<br />
of HPPs on the lower Sava River in the form<br />
of an in-kind contribution, the company also transferred<br />
the deposits of € 8,250,000, which had been recorded<br />
as short-term investments at the end of 2007.<br />
The company estimates that the investments are not<br />
exposed to risk.<br />
in €<br />
TYPE OF SHORT-TERM INVESTMENT 31/12/08 31/12/07<br />
Short-term loans to group companies 0 3,246,850<br />
Short-term loans to others 0 200,000<br />
Short-term deposits 68,242,000 13,463,000<br />
Total short-term investments 68,242,000 16,909,850<br />
<strong>ANNUAL</strong> <strong>REPORT</strong> <strong>HSE</strong> | FINANCIAL <strong>REPORT</strong> OF THE COMPANY <strong>HSE</strong><br />
(7) Short-term operating<br />
receivables<br />
€ 127,497,862<br />
Short-term operating receivables from group companies<br />
mainly relate to receivables arising from electricity<br />
sales and receivables arising from services of performing<br />
certain functions on behalf of subsidiaries.<br />
Short-term trade receivables mainly comprise receivables<br />
from the sale of electricity in Slovenia and<br />
abroad.<br />
Short-term operating receivables from others include:<br />
• short-term advances made mainly in connection<br />
with electricity auctions,<br />
• short-term receivables from operations for third<br />
party account relating to a receivable from the company<br />
TDR–Metalurgija d.d. - v stečaju,<br />
• short-term operating receivables associated with finance<br />
income from interest on deposits, and receivables<br />
from default interest payable by customers,<br />
• short-term receivables from the state, which mainly<br />
relate to an input VAT receivable,<br />
• short-term operating receivables from others, which<br />
mainly relate to cash given over a short term in respect<br />
of a guarantee received abroad.<br />
As part of transferring the joint venture for the construction<br />
of HPPs on the lower Sava River in the form<br />
of an in-kind contribution, the company also transferred<br />
the receivables of € 2,263,067, which had been<br />
recorded as short-term receivables from others at the<br />
end of 2007.<br />
Trade receivables are mainly settled within deadlines<br />
or with minor delays. In the case of delays, the customers<br />
in Slovenia and abroad are charged default interest<br />
at the contractual rate. All overdue receivables (except<br />
the disputed ones), which stood at € 16,963,317, were<br />
collected up to the date of this report.<br />
The disputed receivables include a receivable of €<br />
14,683,915 for which a court collection was initiated<br />
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