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<strong>IT</strong> HOLDING S.p.A. Notes to the consolidated financial statements for the year ended December 31, 2003<br />

Interest expense includes bond interest of Euro 14,710 thousand (2002: Euro 9,348 thousand), bank interest of<br />

Euro 7,827 thousand (2002: Euro 10,263 thousand) and other financial charges of Euro 6,460 thousand<br />

(2002: Euro 2,529 thousand) mainly referred to charges related to the trade receivable securitization agreement.<br />

6. Income taxes<br />

Recognised in the income statement<br />

(In thousands of Euros)<br />

Current tax expenses<br />

Current year 12,335 24,972 (12,637)<br />

Under/(over) provided in prior years - - -<br />

Total 12,335 24,972 (12,637)<br />

F- 64<br />

2003 2002<br />

Increase<br />

(Decrease)<br />

Deferred tax expense<br />

2003 2002 Increase<br />

(In thousands of Euros)<br />

(Decrease)<br />

Origination and reversal of temporary differences (5,656) (25,740) 20,084<br />

Benefit of tax losses recognised (2,542) 2,959 (5,501)<br />

Subtotal (8,198) (22,781) 14,583<br />

Tax benefit on parent company's dividends (25,866) (4,182) (21,684)<br />

Total (34,064) (26,963) (7,101)<br />

Total income tax expense in income statement (21,729) (1,991) (19,738)<br />

Tax benefit on parent Company’s dividends represents the receivable that <strong>IT</strong> <strong>Holding</strong>, which is in a tax loss position,<br />

has earned versus tax authorities on the dividends received during the year from Ittierre S.p.A..<br />

The details and the movements of deferred tax assets and liabilities are in note 19, Deferred tax assets and liabilities.<br />

The reconciliation between the actual and theoretical tax rates for 2002 and 2003 is as follows:<br />

2003 2002<br />

(In thousands of Euros)<br />

Loss before tax (84,772) (2,679)<br />

Income tax using the domestic corporation tax rate 37.25% (31,578) 38.25% (1,025)<br />

Temporary differences unrecognised 6.24% (5,287) -<br />

Benefit of tax losses unrecognised -17.09% 14,489 -<br />

Others -0.76% 647 36.06% (966)<br />

Total income tax expenses in income statement 25.63% (21,729) 74.31% (1,991)<br />

7. Discontinuing operation<br />

On March 25, 2004, <strong>IT</strong> HOLDING S.p.A. sold its 90% shareholding in IBEX 2001 S.p.A. to I.C.R.—Industrie<br />

Cosmetiche Riunite S.p.A., owned by Mr. Roberto Martone. Together with shareholder Mr. Roberto Martone, IBEX<br />

2001 S.p.A. controls <strong>IT</strong>F S.p.A., which was set up in September 2001 to develop and distribute perfumes and<br />

cosmetics under brands licensed by the <strong>IT</strong> <strong>Holding</strong> Group and third parties. At the time of the sale, <strong>IT</strong>F S.p.A. had 25year<br />

license agreements with certain <strong>IT</strong> <strong>Holding</strong> Group companies. For <strong>IT</strong> HOLDING S.p.A., the transaction is in line<br />

with its strategy of focusing on the core business, comprised of the apparel and accessories collections of owned and<br />

licensed brands. Furthermore, the proceeds from the sale have made the Group more financially flexible.<br />

The sale took place following negotiations between the parties. A merchant bank confirmed the sales price of Euro<br />

31.5 million in its appraisal. The consideration was paid upon signature of the sales contract. This sale will generate a<br />

capital gain of approximately Euro 30 million in the consolidated financial statements for the year ending<br />

December 31, 2004. Lastly, <strong>IT</strong> HOLDING S.p.A. has not provided for any changes in the fees of the directors of the<br />

company or of any of its subsidiaries following the above transaction.

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