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AccumulatedDerivativeGainsorLosses
AtDecember31,2005,inconnectionwithitscashflowhedges
of anticipated royalties and cost transactions, the company
recordedgainsof$271 million,netoftax,inAccumulatedgains
and (losses) not affecting retained earnings. Of that amount,
gainsofapproximately$237millionareexpectedtobereclassi-
fiedto net incomewithin the nextyear, providing an offsetting
economic impact against the underlying anticipated transac-
tions. At December 31, 2005, losses of approximately $33
million, net of tax, were recorded in Accumulated gains and
(losses)notaffectingretainedearningsinconnectionwithcash
flowhedgesofthecompany’sborrowings.
ThefollowingtablesummarizesactivityintheAccumulated
gainsand(losses)notaffectingretainedearningssectionofthe
Consolidated Statement of Stockholders’ Equity related to all
derivativesclassifiedascashflowhedges:
(Dollarsinmillions,netoftax)
DEBIT/(CREDIT)
December31,2002 $««363
Netlossesreclassifiedintoearnings
fromequityduring2003 (713)
Changesinfairvalueofderivativesin2003 804
December31,2003 454
Netlossesreclassifiedintoearningsfrom
equityduring2004 (463)
Changesinfairvalueofderivativesin2004 662
December31,2004 653
Netlossesreclassifiedintoearnings
fromequityduring2005 (104)
Changesinfairvalueofderivativesin2005 (787)
December31,2005 $«(238)
FortheyearsendingDecember31,2005,2004and2003,there
were no significant gains or losses recognized in earnings
representing hedge ineffectiveness or excluded from the
assessmentof hedge effectiveness(for fair valuehedgesand
cashflow hedges),orassociatedwithanunderlyingexposure
thatdidnotorwasnotexpectedtooccur(forcashflowhedges);
norarethereanyanticipatedinthenormalcourseofbusiness.
M.OtherLiabilities
(Dollarsinmillions)
ATDECEMBER31: 2005 2004
Deferred income $«2,437 $«2,222
Deferred taxes 1,616 1,770
Executivecompensationaccruals 1,023 1,163
Restructuringactions 733 787
Workforcereductions 434 562
Disabilitybenefits 420 357
Derivativesliabilities 314 434
Non-currentwarrantyaccruals 255 415
Environmentalaccruals 226 218
Other 836 890
Total $«8,294 $«8,818
Inresponsetochangingbusinessneeds,thecompanyperiodi-
callytakesworkforcerebalancingactionstoimproveproductivity
andcompetitiveposition.Thenon-currentcontractuallyobligated
futurepaymentsassociatedwith these activities arereflectedin
the Workforcereductions captioninthetableabove.
Inaddition,thecompanyexecuted certain special actions
asfollows: (1)thesecondquarterof2005(discussedinnote R,
“2005Actions,”onpages 80and81),(2)thesecond quarterof
2002 associated with the Microelectronics Division and rebal-
ancing of both the company’s workforce and leased space
resources, (3) the fourth quarter of 2002 associated with the
acquisition of the PricewaterhouseCoopers consulting busi-
ness,(4)the2002actionsassociatedwiththe HDD businessfor
reductionsinworkforce,manufacturingcapacityandspace,(5)
the actions taken in 1999, and (6) the actions that took place
priorto1994.