Annual Report 2011 - Jordan Investment and Finance bank

82Notes to the consolidtaed financial statements39. Other ExpensesThis item consists of the following:RentStationeryAdvertisementsSubscriptionsTelecommunication expensesMaintenance and repairInsurance expensesLegal fees and expensesWater, electricity and heatingProfessional feesConsultation expensesFine expensesBoard of Directors' transportationDonationsJordanian universities feesBoard of Directors' remunerationsProvision for impairment in assets seized by the BankArchiving expensesEstablishment expensesOthersTotalDecember 31,2011 2010JDJD417,238329,598113,43285,092461,270241,995637,984562,044591,366544,604311,401357,97155,63635,782116,155114,034173,818142,559272,271142,085453,378532,3427,28015,52555,82153,09083,33129,754-151,53651,66755,000-914,61145,98054,586-126,387543,066618,3974,391,0945,106,992For the Year End December 31,Income for the yearWeighted average number of shares *Income per share for the year41. Cash and Cash EquivalentsThe details of this items are as follows:Balances at central banks due within 3 monthsAdd: Balances at banks and financial institutions due within 3 monthsLess: Banks and financial institutions deposits due within 3 monthsCash and Cash EquivalentsDecember 31,2011 2010JD39,366,57179,108,58218,270,292100,204,861For the Year EndDecember 31,2011IFRS (9)JD9,304,966Shares85,250,000JD/ Share- /109JD40,739,98152,851,81354,614,46038,977,33483Notes to the consolidtaed financial statements40. Earnings Per Share - Bank ShareholdersThe details of this item are as follows:December 31,2011 2010JDJDIncome for the year9,594,04410,893,192Weighted average number of shares *Shares85,250,000Shares85,250,000Income per share for the yearJD/ Share- /112JD/ Share- /128* The weighted average number of shares for the year 2010 has been amended to 85.250 million shares instead of 77.5million shares as the increase represents bonus shares .The following is the compassion for earnings per share calculation between the profits generated after the reclassification ofinvestments and the measurement of its fair value made in accordance to the implantation of IFRS (9) (Financialinstruments), and the profits that will be generated if the bank continue using IAS 30 (measurement and recognition) and notimplemented IFRS 9 mentioned above.