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year.Thesedecreaseswerepartiallyoffsetbyunfavorableexchangeof$69
millionandSG&Aexpenseofacquisitionsof$192million.
ResearchandDevelopmentCostsResearchanddevelopment(R&D)
costswere$854millionfor2004ascomparedwith$776millionfor2003,
representinganincreaseof$78million,or10%.TheincreaseinR&Dis
primarilyduetoincreasedspendingtodrivegrowthindigitalproductareas
aswellasacquisition-relatedR&D,partiallyoffsetbyreductionsinspend-
ingontraditionalproducts.Write-offsforin-processR&Dassociatedwith
acquisitionsmadeinthecurrentyearwere$15millioncomparedwith$31
millionintheprioryear.Asapercentageofsales,R&Dcostsremainedflat
at6%forboththecurrentandprioryears.
Earnings(Losses)FromContinuingOperationsBeforeInterest,
OtherIncome(Charges),NetandIncomeTaxesLossesfromcon-
tinuingoperationsbeforeinterest,otherincome(charges),netandincome
taxesfor2004were$87millionascomparedwithearningsof$302million
for2003,representingadecreaseof$389million,or129%.Thedecrease
isprimarilyattributabletothereasonsdescribedabove.
InterestExpenseInterestexpensefor2004was$168millionascom-
paredwith$147millionfor2003,representinganincreaseof$21million,
or14%.Theincreaseininterestexpenseisalmostentirelyattributableto
higheraverageinterestratesresultingfromthereplacementofcommercial
paperdebtwiththeSeniorNotesandConvertibleSeniorNotesissuedin
October2003.
OtherIncome(Charges),NetTheotherincome(charges),netcompo-
nentincludesinvestmentincome,incomeandlossesfromequityinvest-
ments,gainsandlossesonforeignexchangeandonthesalesofassets
andinvestments,andothermiscellaneousincomeandexpenseitems.
Otherincomeforthecurrentyearwas$161millionascomparedwithanet
chargeof$51millionfor2003.Theincreaseinincomeisprimarilyattribut-
abletotheproceedsfromtwofavorablelegalsettlements,increasedin-
comefromtheCompany’sequityinvestmentinKodakPolychromeGraphics
(KPG),andintheprioryear,theNexPressinvestmentswereaccountedfor
undertheequitymethodandincludedinotherincome(charges),net.Asa
resultoftheCompany’spurchaseofHeidelberg’s50percentinterestinthe
NexPressjointventure,whichclosedinMay2004,NexPressisconsoli-
datedintheCompany’sStatementofEarningsfortheremainingportionof
theyearandincludedintheGraphicCommunicationssegment.
IncomeTaxProvision(Benefit)TheCompany’seffectivetaxbenefit
fromcontinuingoperationswas$175millionfortheyearendedDecember
31,2004,representinganeffectivetaxratebenefitfromcontinuingopera-
tionsof186%.Theeffectivetaxratebenefitfromcontinuingoperations
of186%differsfromtheU.S.statutorytaxrateof35%primarilydueto
earningsfromoperationsincertainlower-taxedjurisdictionsoutsidethe
U.S.,coupledwithlossesincurredincertainjurisdictionsthatarebenefited
atarateequaltoorgreaterthantheU.S.federalincometaxrate.
TheCompany’seffectivetaxbenefitfromcontinuingoperationswas
$85millionfortheyearendedDecember31,2003,representinganeffec-
tivetaxratebenefitfromcontinuingoperationsof82%,despitethefact
thattheCompanyhadpositiveearningsfromcontinuingoperationsbefore
incometaxes.Theeffectivetaxratebenefitfromcontinuingoperationsof
82%differsfromtheU.S.statutorytaxrateof35%primarilyduetoearn-
ingsfromoperationsincertainlower-taxedjurisdictionsoutsidetheU.S.,
coupledwithlossesincurredincertainjurisdictionsthatarebenefitedata
rateequaltoorgreaterthantheU.S.federalincometaxrate.
Excludingtheeffectofdiscreteperioditems,theeffectivetaxrate
fromcontinuingoperationswas18%and15.5%in2004and2003,
respectively.Theincreasefrom15.5%in2003to18%in2004isprimarily
duetoanincreaseininterestexpenseontaxreservesandanincreasein
valuationallowances.
EarningsFromContinuingOperationsNetearningsfromcontinuing
operationsfor2004were$81million,or$.28perbasicanddilutedshare,
ascomparedwithnetearningsfromcontinuingoperationsfor2003of
$189million,or$.66perbasicanddilutedshare,representingadecrease
of$108million,or57%.Thedecreaseinnetearningsfromcontinuing
operationsisprimarilyattributabletothereasonsoutlinedabove.
Digital&FilmImagingSystems
WorldwideRevenuesNetworldwidesalesfortheD&FISsegmentwere
$9,186millionfor2004ascomparedwith$9,248millionfor2003,repre-
sentingadecreaseof$62million,oradecreaseof1%asreported,ora
decreaseof4%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.Approximately
4.1percentagepointsofthedecreaseinnetsaleswasattributabletoprice/
mixdeclinesdrivenprimarilybydeclinesintraditionalfilmproductsaswell
asconsumerdigitalcamerasandinkjetmedia.Thisdecreasewaspartially
offsetbyfavorableexchange,whichincreasedrevenuesbyapproximately
3.2percentagepoints.
D&FISsegmentnetsalesintheU.S.were$3,823millionforthecur-
rentyearascomparedwith$3,828millionfortheprioryear,representing
adecreaseof$5million.D&FISsegmentnetsalesoutsidetheU.S.were
$5,363millionforthecurrentyearascomparedwith$5,420millionforthe
prioryear,representingadecreaseof$57million,or1%asreported,ora
decreaseof6%excludingthefavorableimpactofexchange.
DigitalStrategicProductGroups’RevenuesD&FISsegmentdigital
productsaleswere$2,677millionforthecurrentyearascomparedwith
$1,802millionfortheprioryear,representinganincreaseof$875million,
or49%,primarilydrivenbytheconsumerdigitalcaptureSPG.Networld-
widesalesofconsumerdigitalcaptureproducts,whichincludeconsumer
digitalcameras,accessories,memoryproducts,androyalties,increased
61%in2004ascomparedwith2003,primarilyreflectingstrongvolume
increasesandfavorableexchange,partiallyoffsetbynegativeprice/mix.
SalescontinuetobedrivenbystrongconsumeracceptanceoftheEasyShare
digitalcamerasystemandthesuccessofnewdigitalcameraproduct
introductionsduringthecurrentyear.
TheCompanygainedworldwidedigitalcameraunitmarketshare
whencomparedwiththeprioryear.Accordingtomarketresearchfirm
IDC’sfullyear2004digitalcamerastudy,Kodakleadstheindustryinthe
U.S.witha21.9%marketshare.Digitalcameramarketsharehasalso
improvedinternationally,givingKodakthenumberonemarketsharein
Australia,Argentina,PeruandChileaswellasputtingitamongthetop
threepositionsinGermany,UnitedKingdom,MexicoandBrazil.