110Notes Consolidated Corporation10. Interest bearing liabilities20<strong>04</strong> <strong>2003</strong> 20<strong>04</strong> <strong>2003</strong>$'000 $'000 $'000 $'00010(a) LoansLoans from Government (xiv) 20,274 22,193 20,274 22,193Total loans 20,274 22,193 20,274 22,193(xiv) The Corporation received a loan from Governmenton 2 July 2002 to refinance the balance of theCorporation’s private sector loan for the constructionand enhancement of the premises at Artarmon.At the reporting date, the loan from the Commonwealthis payable as follows:Within one year: 2,037 1,919 2,037 1,919In one to five years: 9,482 8,932 9,482 8,932In more than five years: 8,755 11,342 8,755 11,342Total loans 20,274 22,193 20,274 22,19310(b) Finance lease liabilities(xv)Lease liabilities recognised in the statement offinancial position.Current - 18 - 18Non-current - - - -Total lease liabilities - 18 - 18Finance lease liabilities at the reporting date and relatedfinance charges are payable as follows:No later than one year - 19 - 19In one to five years - - - -In more than five years: - - - -Minimum lease payments - 19 - 19Less future finance charges - (1) - (1)Total lease liabilities - 18 - 18(xv)The Corporation has fully paid two finance lease agreements entered into for the purpose of acquiringequipment for signal splitting to other states, and for digital editing and recording equipment (see notes 1l and 9f).
111Notes Consolidated Corporation11. Provisions20<strong>04</strong> <strong>2003</strong> 20<strong>04</strong> <strong>2003</strong>$'000 $'000 $'000 $'00011(a) Employee provisionsSalaries and wages 1,810 1,523 1,810 1,523Leave 13,746 12,939 13,746 12,939Superannuation 279 202 279 202Separation and redundancies 845 3<strong>04</strong> 845 3<strong>04</strong>Aggregate employee benefit liability (xvi) 16,680 14,968 16,680 14,968(xvi) Employee provisions are categorised as followsCurrent 9,979 9,100 9,979 9,100Non-current 6,701 5,868 6,701 5,868Aggregate employee benefit liability 16,680 14,968 16,680 14,96812. Payables12(a) SuppliersTrade creditors 10,171 9,768 10,167 9,756Total suppliers payables 10,171 9,768 10,167 9,75612(b) Other payablesDeferred Revenue 1,584 863 1,584 863Prepayments received (xvii) 43,585 46,409 43,585 46,409Total other payables 45,169 47,272 45,169 47,272(xvii) In 1999–2000, the Corporation received revenue fromthe TV Fund to provide analogue extensions to regionalAustralia over the next 12 years. Refer also to notes1(i) and 8(c).12(c) Tax liabilities1(r)The prima facie tax on the surplus from ordinary activitiesbefore income tax is reconciled to the income tax expenseas follows:Prima facie tax payable on surplus from ordinaryactivities before income tax at 30% (<strong>2003</strong>: 30%) 86 3 - -Permanent difference:Share of net losses of associates (not a tax deductible expense) (85) 35 - -1 38 - -Income tax adjustment for 2001 and 2002 - 473 - -Total income tax expense 1 511 - -
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