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TheCompany’stax provision isbased onexpected income, statutory tax rates and taxplanning opportunities available inthe
variousjurisdictionsinwhichtheCompanyoperates.Intheordinarycourseofglobalbusiness,therearetransactionsforwhich
theultimatetaxoutcomeisuncertain,thusjudgmentisrequiredindeterminingtheworldwideprovisionforincometaxesandthe
associatedrealizabilityofdeferredtaxassetsandliabilities.TheCompanyestablishesreserveswhenitbecomesprobablethata
tax return position may be challenged and that the Company may not succeed in completely defending that challenge. The
Companyadjuststhesereservesinlightofchangingfactsandcircumstances,suchasthesettlementofataxaudit.TheCompany’s
annualtaxrateincludestheimpactofreserveprovisionsandchangestoreserves.Whileitisoftendifficulttopredictthefinaloutcome
orthetimingofresolutionofanyparticulartaxmatter,theCompanybelievesthatitsreservesreflecttheprobableoutcomeofknown
taxcontingencies.ResolutionofthetaxcontingencieswouldberecognizedasanincreaseordecreasetotheCompany’staxrate
intheperiodofresolution.
OnOctober22,2004,theAmericanJobsCreationAct(“AJCA”)wassignedintolaw.TheAJCAprovidesforan85%dividends
receiveddeductionondividenddistributionsofforeignearningstoaU.S.taxpayer,ifcertainconditionsaremet.Duringthesecond
quarter of fiscal 2005, the Company completed its evaluation of the effects of the repatriation provision of the AJCA, and the
Company’s Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors approved its DRP under the AJCA. On September 27, 2005, the
Companyrepatriatedapproximately$503millionofcertainforeignearnings,ofwhich$500millionqualifiedforthe85%dividends
receiveddeduction.During2005,theCompanyrecordedanestimatedtaxprovisionofapproximately$24.4millionrelatedtothe
repatriation.Additionally,during2005,theCompanyrecordedthereversalofapproximately$8.8millionforincometaxesoncertain
foreign earnings for which a deferred tax liability had been previously recorded. Other than the one-time repatriation provision
undertheAJCA,theCompanydoesnotexpecttoremitearningsfromitsforeignsubsidiaries.
12.GEOGRAPHICINFORMATIONANDSIGNIFICANTCUSTOMERS
TheCompanyoperatesinasinglemarketconsistingofthedesign,development,marketing,salesandsupportofaccessinfrastructure
softwareandservicesforapplicationsandonlineservices.TheCompany’srevenuesarederivedfromsalesofitsAccessSuite
productsandrelatedservicesintheAmericas,EMEAandAsia-PacificregionsandfromonlineservicessoldbyitsOnlineServices
division.ThesethreegeographicregionsandtheOnlineServicesdivisionconstitutetheCompany’sfourreportablesegments.
TheCompanydoesnotengageinintercompanyrevenuetransfersbetweensegments.TheCompany’smanagementevaluates
performancebasedprimarilyonrevenuesinthegeographiclocationsinwhichtheCompanyoperatesandseparatelyevaluatesrev-
enuesfromtheOnlineServicesdivision.Segmentprofitforeachsegmentincludescertainsales,marketing,generalandadministrative
expensesdirectlyattributabletothesegmentandexcludescertainexpensesthataremanagedoutsidethereportablesegments.
CostsexcludedfromsegmentprofitprimarilyconsistofresearchanddevelopmentcostsassociatedwiththeAccessSuiteproducts,
amortizationofcore and product technology, amortization of other intangibleassets, interest, corporate expenses and income
taxes,aswell as,chargesforin-processresearchanddevelopment.Corporateexpensesare comprisedprimarily ofcorporate
marketingcosts,operationsandcertaingeneralandadministrativeexpenses,whichareseparatelymanaged.Accountingpolicies
ofthesegmentsarethesameastheCompany’sconsolidatedaccountingpolicies.
CitrixSystems,Inc.
NotestoConsolidatedFinancialStatements(Continued)