Provisions and long-term accrued costs and deferred revenue Movement in provisions and long-term accrued costs and deferred revenue in <strong>2007</strong>: in EUR Balance Use in <strong>2007</strong> Reversal Additional Balance (without cents) 1 Jan <strong>2007</strong> in <strong>2007</strong> setting 31 Dec <strong>2007</strong> up in <strong>2007</strong> Claims relating to motorway operation and maintenance 863,007 11,230 133,478 90,906 809,205 Claims relating to employment 521,288 88,873 318,710 57,581 171,286 Redundancies due to a change in the toll system Provisions for termination benefits upon retirement 599,297 8,685 293,746 884,358 1,196,686 52,407 62,129 1,206,408 Provisions for jubilee benefits 524,646 60,055 55,405 519,996 Provisions for supplementary pension insurance Depreciation of holiday facilities and apartments 35,804 15,974 32,497 52,327 37,936 12,692 160,705 185,949 Return of ETC tags 1,109,784 1,941 264,808 968,709 1,811,744 Total 4,888,448 243,172 725,681 1,721,678 5,641,273 Provisions and long-term accrued costs and deferred revenue were made as follows: a) Provisions were made for long-term accrued costs of contingent loss arising from claims in association with motorway operation and maintenance in the amount of EUR 809,205 and claims by employees under labour disputes in the amount of EUR 171,286; b) In <strong>2007</strong>, provisions (the third quarter) were made in the amount of EUR 293,746 for long-term accrued costs relating to employment as a result of a transition to the new satellite toll system. The estimated number of redundancies due to the change in the toll system is 300. A number of redundant employees will be requalified for other jobs, particularly for toll control, in line with internal needs. The remaining quarter of estimated costs relating to employment will be charged against the results of the Company’s operations in 2008. c) Based on the actuarial calculation, provisions for termination benefits upon retirement and jubilee benefits were made as at 31 December <strong>2007</strong> in the amount of EUR 117,534. d) As at 31 December <strong>2007</strong>, provisions were made in the amount of EUR 32,497 for termination pays upon retirement to those employees not included in the pension scheme of collective supplementary pension insurance under the agreement concluded between trade unions and the Company. e) In previous periods, long-term accrued costs and deferred revenue were set up from donations in an amount equal to the cost of holiday facilities and apartments to cover depreciation expense for holiday facilities, including furniture, and apartments over the entire useful life. In <strong>2007</strong>, these provisions were reduced by depreciation expense in the amount of EUR 12,692 EUR. Additional provisions were set up for the acquisition of furniture for holiday facilities in the amount of EUR 1,889 and for the transfer of the Hrušica residential block, whose ownership had been transferred, under contract, by the Republic of Slovenia to the Public Company for Road Maintenance in 1991, from the register of the state-owned assets to the register of company-owned assets, in the carrying amount of EUR 158,816. f) Provisions were made for contingent liabilities arising from the return of purchase money upon the possible return of ETC tags in the amount of EUR 1,811,744 (the buyers of ETC tags are entitled to return ETC tags within seven years from the date of purchase). 87 ANNUAL REPORT <strong>DARS</strong> d.d. <strong>2007</strong> FINANCIAL REPORT
Short-term operating liabilities in EUR 31 Dec <strong>2007</strong> (without cents) Trade payables 9,250,664 Advances payable 16,059 Payables to employees 1,817,257 Payables to the state 3,844,448 - income tax payable 1,253,248 - VAT payable 2,286,819 - employer’s taxes and contributions payable 304,381 Payables to others 191,072 Total 15,119,500 Short-term operating liabilities increased by 28% over the previous year’s figure. The major share (61%) of these liabilities includes trade payables, which relate to current trade payables for motorway operation and maintenance. The majority (97%) of trade payables is not overdue. Payables to employees include payables for wages, salaries, continued pay and refund of work-related expenses for December <strong>2007</strong> paid out in January 2008. 88 ANNUAL REPORT <strong>DARS</strong> d.d. <strong>2007</strong> FINANCIAL REPORT