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138 NOTES TO THE CONSOLIDATED FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Notes on the Consolidated Balance Sheet<br />

Other taxation liabilities include amounts for which the individual group companies are liable. Liabilities for<br />

social security contributions particularly include contributions yet to be remitted to the social security funds.<br />

In addition to the aforementioned items, other liabilities mainly include deposits and pledged funds, merchandise<br />

credits not yet redeemed, and amounts due for outstanding invoices.<br />

(26) Income tax receivables and liabilities<br />

The receivables and liabilities relating to taxes on income involve current tax liabilities / receivables and<br />

taxes, and tax risks relating to previous financial years. Current income tax provisions are offset against<br />

corresponding income tax refund claims, provided that they relate to the same tax jurisdiction and are identical<br />

as far as their type and their due date are concerned. Tax provisions for current income taxes mainly<br />

relate to corporate income tax (including the solidarity surcharge) and to trade tax.<br />

The “German act on fiscal measures accompanying the introduction of the European Company and amending<br />

further tax legislation (SEStEG)” came into force on December 13, 2006. Among other aspects, this act allows<br />

refunds of corporate income tax credits resulting from the retention of profit in accordance with previous<br />

corporation tax law requirements no longer to be linked to the distribution of profits. Furthermore, due to<br />

the 2010 Annual Tax Act, corporate income tax claims previously viewed as irrecoverable and amounting to a<br />

– discounted – total of € 3.0 million were recognized in the 2010/2011 financial year. The corporate income<br />

tax credits will be disbursed in ten equal amounts on September 30 of each year through to 2017. As of<br />

February 28, 2013, the HORNBACH-<strong>Baumarkt</strong>-<strong>AG</strong> <strong>Group</strong> had corporate income tax refund claims amounting<br />

to € 8.3 million in total (2011/2012: € 10.0 million), which have been recognized at a present value of<br />

€ 8.1 million (2011/2012: € 9.7 million) under non-current and current income tax receivables.<br />

Reference is made to the information about deferred taxes included in Note 15 with regard to the deferred tax<br />

assets and liabilities recognized under non-current assets and non-current liabilities.

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