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Please find page 33 of the 2005 Citrix annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.ThefollowingtablesummarizesoursignificantcontractualobligationsatDecember31,2005andthefutureperiodsinwhichsuch
obligationsareexpectedtobesettledincash.Additionaldetailsregardingtheseobligationsareprovidedinthenotestoour
consolidatedfinancialstatements(inthousands):
PaymentsDuebyPeriod
Total
LessThan
1Year
1–3
Years
4–5
Years
MoreThan
5Years
Operatingleaseobligations $ 81,545 $19,560 $23,660 $12,506 $25,819
Syntheticleaseobligations 10,542 3,142 6,417 983 —
Termloan(1) 31,000 — 31,000 — —
Interestpaymentsontermloan(1) 1,592 1,433 159 — —
Totalcontractualobligations(2) $124,679 $24,135 $61,236 $13,489 $25,819
(1) TheTermLoanwaspaidinfullinFebruary2006andweincurredapproximately$0.2millionininterestpaymentsrelatedtotheTermLoanin2006.
(2) Totalcontractualobligationsdonotincludeagreementswhereourcommitmentisvariableinnatureorwherecancellationwithoutpaymentprovisionsexist.
AsofDecember31,2005,wedidnothaveanyindividuallymaterialcapitalleaseobligations,purchaseobligations,orothermaterial
long-termcommitmentsreflectedonourconsolidatedbalancesheets.
Off-BalanceSheetArrangement
During2002,webecameapartytoasyntheticleasearrangementtotalingapproximately$61.0millionforourcorporateheadquarters
officespaceinFortLauderdale,Florida.Thesyntheticleaserepresentsaformofoff-balancesheetfinancingunderwhichanunrelated
thirdpartylessorfunded100%ofthecostsofacquiringthepropertyandleasestheassettous.Thesyntheticleasequalifiesas
anoperatingleaseforaccountingpurposesandasafinancingleasefortaxpurposes.Wedonotincludethepropertyorthelease
debtasanassetoraliabilityonouraccompanyingconsolidatedbalancesheets.Consequently,paymentsmadepursuanttothe
leasearerecordedasoperatingexpensesinourconsolidatedstatementsofincome.Weenteredintothesyntheticleaseinorder
toleaseourheadquarterspropertiesundermorefavorabletermsthanunderourpreviousleasearrangements.Wedonotmaterially
relyonoff-balancesheetarrangementsforourliquidityorascapitalresources.Forinformationregardingcashoutflowsassociated
withourleasepaymentssee“ContractualObligations.”
Theinitialtermofthesyntheticleaseissevenyears.Uponapprovalbythelessor,wecanrenewtheleasetwiceforadditionaltwo-year
periods.TheleasepaymentsvarybasedonLIBOR,plusamargin.Atanytimeduringtheleaseterm,wehavetheoptiontosublease
thepropertyanduponthirtydays’written notice,wehavetheoptiontopurchase thepropertyforanamountrepresentingthe
originalpropertycostandtransactionfeesofapproximately$61.0millionplusanyleasebreakagecostsandoutstandingamounts
owed.Uponatleast180daysnoticepriortotheterminationoftheinitialleaseterm,wehavetheoptiontoremarkettheproperty
forsaletoathirdparty.Ifwechoosenottopurchasethepropertyattheendoftheleaseterm,wehaveguaranteedaresidualvalue
tothelessorofapproximately$51.9millionandpossessionofthebuildingswillbereturnedtothelessor.Onaperiodicbasis,we
evaluatethepropertyforindicationsofpermanentimpairment.Ifanevaluationweretoindicatethatthefairvalueoftheproperty
weretodeclinebelow$51.9million,wewouldberesponsibleforthedifferenceunderourresidualvalueguarantee,whichcould
haveamaterialadverseeffectonourresultsofoperationsandfinancialcondition.
The synthetic lease includes certain financial covenants including a requirement for us to maintain a restricted cash, cash
equivalentorinvestmentbalanceofapproximately$62.8millionascollateral,whichisclassifiedasrestrictedcashequivalentsand
investmentsinouraccompanyingconsolidatedbalancesheets.Wemaintaintheabilitytomanagethecompositionofrestricted
investmentswithin certain limitsandtowithdrawanduseexcess investmentearningsfrom the pledged collateralforoperating
purposes.Additionally,wemustmaintainaminimumnetcashandinvestmentbalanceof$100.0million,excludingourcollateral-
izedinvestments,equityinvestmentsandoutstandingdebtasoftheendofeachfiscalquarter.AsofDecember31,2005,wehad
approximately$422.9millionincashandinvestmentsinexcessofthisrequiredlevel.Thesyntheticleaseincludesnon-financial
covenants, including the maintenance of the property and adequate insurance, prompt delivery of financial statements to the
administrativeagentofthelessorandpromptpaymentoftaxesassociatedwiththeproperty.AsofDecember31,2005,wewere
incompliancewithallmaterialprovisionsofthearrangement.
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