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Please find page 168 of the 2014 DHL 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.e reconciliation to the eective income tax expense is shown
below, based on consolidated net prot before income taxes and
the expected income tax expense:
Reconciliation
m
2013 2014
Profit before income taxes 2,572 2,577
Expected income taxes –766 –778
Deferred tax assets not recognised for initial
differences 20 13
Deferred tax assets of German Group companies
not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and
temporary differences 242 346
Deferred tax assets of foreign Group companies
not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and
temporary differences 51 59
Effect of current taxes from previous years 113 4
Tax-exempt income and non-deductible expenses –87 –117
Differences in tax rates at foreign companies 66 73
Income taxes –361 – 400
e dierence from deferred tax assets not recognised for initial
dierences is due to temporary dierences between the carrying
amounts in the nancial statements and in the tax accounts of
Deutsche Post that result from initial dierences in the opening
tax accounts as at January . In accordance with . (b)
and . (b), the Group did not recognise any deferred tax
assets in respect of these temporary dierences, which related
mainly to property, plant and equipment as well as to provisions
for pensions and similar obligations. e remaining temporary dif-
ferences between the carrying amounts in the nancial state-
ments and in the opening tax accounts amounted to million
as at December (previous year: million).
e eects from deferred tax assets of German Group com-
panies not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and temporary
dierences relate primarily to Deutsche Post and members
of its consolidated tax group. Eects from deferred tax assets of
foreign companies not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and
temporary dierences relate primarily to the Americas region.
million (previous year: million) of the eects from
deferred tax assets not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and
temporary dierences relates to the reduction of the eective
income tax expense due to the utilisation of tax loss carryforwards
and temporary dierences, for which deferred tax assets had previ-
ously not been recognised. In addition, the recognition of deferred
taxes previously not recognised for tax loss carryforwards and of
deductible temporary dierences from a prior period reduced the
deferred tax expense by million (previous year: mil-
lion). Eects from unrecognised deferred tax assets amounting to
million (previous year: million, write-down) were due to
a valuation allowance recognised for a deferred tax asset. Other
eects from unrecognised deferred tax assets primarily relate to
tax loss carryforwards for which no deferred taxes were recognised.
A deferred tax asset in the amount of million (previous
year: million) was recognised in the balance sheet for companies
that reported a loss in the previous year or in the current period as,
based on tax planning, realisation of the tax asset is probable.
In nancial year , a change in the tax rate had an insig-
nicant eect on German Group companies. e change in the
taxrate in some foreign tax jurisdictions did not lead to any sig-
nicant eects.
e eective income tax expense includes prior-period tax
expenses from German and foreign companies in the amount of
million (tax income) (previous year: income of million).
e following table presents the tax eects on the compo-
nents of other comprehensive income:
Other comprehensive income
m
Before taxes Income taxes After taxes
Change due to remeasurements
ofnet pension provisions –2,350 285 –2,065
revaluation reserve –2 0–2
revaluation reserve 112 –10 102
hedging reserve – 92 27 – 65
Currency translation reserve 454 0 454
Other changes in retained earnings 2 0 2
Share of other comprehensive
income of investments accounted
for using the equity method 4 0 4
Other comprehensive income –1,872 302 –1,570
, adjusted 1
Change due to remeasurements
ofnet pension provisions – 50 36 –14
revaluation reserve –1 0–1
revaluation reserve 77 –8 69
hedging reserve 62 –18 44
Currency translation reserve – 460 0 – 460
Other changes in retained earnings 1 0 1
Share of other comprehensive
income of investments accounted
for using the equity method –1 0–1
Other comprehensive income –372 10 –362
1 Note .
e procedure for calculating the recoverable portion of the de-
ferred tax asset potential relating to pensions was rened during
the nancial year. is led to recognition of a positive tax eect
in the amount of million in other comprehensive income. As
regards future eects, it is very dicult to make an estimation be-
cause those eects depend crucially on the change in pension pro-
visions associated with the dierences between the nancial
statements and the tax accounts.
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