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thatmaterialpaymentswillberequiredunderanyofitsguaranteearrange-
ments.SeeNote12,“Guarantees.”
CashEquivalentsAllhighlyliquidinvestmentswitharemainingmaturity
ofthreemonthsorlessatdateofpurchaseareconsideredtobecash
equivalents.
MarketableSecuritiesandNoncurrentInvestmentsTheCompany
classifiesitsinvestmentsecuritiesaseitherheld-to-maturity,available-for-
saleortrading.TheCompany’sdebtandequityinvestmentsecuritiesare
classifiedasheld-to-maturityandavailable-for-sale,respectively.Held-to-
maturityinvestmentsarecarriedatamortizedcostandavailable-for-sale
securitiesarecarriedatfairvalue,withtheunrealizedgainsandlosses
reportedinshareholders’equityunderthecaptionaccumulatedother
comprehensive(loss)income.TheCompanyrecordslossesthatareother
thantemporarytoearnings.
AtDecember31,2004and2003,theCompanyhadshort-term
investmentsclassifiedasheld-to-maturityof$3millionand$11million,
respectively.Theseinvestmentswereincludedinothercurrentassetsin
theaccompanyingConsolidatedStatementofFinancialPosition.Inaddition,
atDecember31,2004and2003,theCompanyhadavailable-for-sale
equitysecuritiesof$25millionand$34million,respectively,includedin
otherlong-termassetsintheaccompanyingConsolidatedStatementof
FinancialPosition.
InventoriesInventoriesarestatedatthelowerofcostormarket.The
costofmostinventoriesintheU.S.isdeterminedbythe“last-in,first-out”
(LIFO)method.ThecostofalloftheCompany’sremaininginventoriesin
andoutsidetheU.S.isdeterminedbythe“first-in,first-out”(FIFO)oraver-
agecostmethod,whichapproximatescurrentcost.TheCompanyprovides
inventoryreservesforexcess,obsoleteorslow-movinginventorybasedon
changesincustomerdemand,technologydevelopmentsorothereconomic
factors.
PropertiesPropertiesarerecordedatcost,netofaccumulateddeprecia-
tion.TheCompanyprincipallycalculatesdepreciationexpenseusingthe
straight-linemethodovertheassets’estimatedusefullives,whichareas
follows:
Years
Buildingsandbuildingequipment 10-40
Landimprovements 10-20
Leaseholdimprovements 3-10
Machineryandproductionequipment 3-20
Powerplantequipment 5-20
Transportationequipment 3-5
Tooling 3
Officeequipment,includingcomputers 3-7
Furnitureandfixtures 3-15
Maintenanceandrepairsarechargedtoexpenseasincurred.Upon
saleorotherdisposition,theapplicableamountsofassetcostandaccumu-
lateddepreciationareremovedfromtheaccountsandthenetamount,less
proceedsfromdisposal,ischargedorcreditedtoincome.
GoodwillGoodwillrepresentstheexcessofpurchasepriceoverthe
fairvalueofnetassetsacquired.TheCompanyappliestheprovisionsof
SFASNo.142,“GoodwillandOtherIntangibleAssets.”Inaccordancewith
SFASNo.142,goodwillisnotamortized,butisrequiredtobeassessedfor
impairmentatleastannually.TheCompanyhaselectedtomakeSeptember
30theannualimpairmentassessmentdateforallofitsreportingunits,
andwillperformadditionalimpairmenttestswheneventsorchangesin
circumstancesoccurthatwouldmorelikelythannotreducethefairvalue
ofthereportingunitbelowitscarryingamount.SFASNo.142definesare-
portingunitasanoperatingsegmentoronelevelbelowanoperatingseg-
ment.TheCompanyestimatesthefairvalueofitsreportingunitsthrough
internalanalysesandexternalvaluations,whichutilizeincomeandmarket
approachesthroughtheapplicationofcapitalizedearnings,discounted
cashflowandmarketcomparablemethods.Theassessmentisrequired
tobeperformedintwosteps,steponetotestforapotentialimpairment
ofgoodwilland,ifpotentiallossesareidentified,steptwotomeasurethe
impairmentloss.TheCompanycompletedsteponeinitsfourthquarter
anddeterminedthattherewerenosuchimpairments.Accordingly,the
performanceofsteptwowasnotrequired.
RevenueTheCompany’srevenuetransactionsincludesalesofthe
following:products;equipment;software;services;equipmentbundled
withproductsand/orservices;andintegratedsolutions.TheCompany
recognizesrevenuewhenrealizedorrealizableandearned,whichiswhen
thefollowingcriteriaaremet:persuasiveevidenceofanarrangement
exists;deliveryhasoccurred;thesalespriceisfixedordeterminable;and
collectibilityisreasonablyassured.Atthetimerevenueisrecognized,the
Companyprovidesfortheestimatedcostsofcustomerincentiveprograms,
warrantiesandestimatedreturnsandreducesrevenueaccordingly.
Forproductsales,therecognitioncriteriaaregenerallymetwhen
titleandriskoflosshavetransferredfromtheCompanytothebuyer,which
maybeuponshipmentorupondeliverytothecustomersite,basedoncon-
tracttermsorlegalrequirementsinforeignjurisdictions.Servicerevenues
arerecognizedassuchservicesarerendered.
Forequipmentsales,therecognitioncriteriaaregenerallymetwhen
theequipmentisdeliveredandinstalledatthecustomersite.Revenueis
recognizedforequipmentupondeliveryasopposedtouponinstallation
whenthereisobjectiveandreliableevidenceoffairvaluefortheinstalla-
tion,andtheamountofrevenueallocabletotheequipmentisnotlegally
contingentuponthecompletionoftheinstallation.Ininstancesinwhich
theagreementwiththecustomercontainsacustomeracceptanceclause,
revenueisdeferreduntilcustomeracceptanceisobtained,providedthe
customeracceptanceclauseisconsideredtobesubstantive.Forcertain
agreements,theCompanydoesnotconsiderthesecustomeracceptance
clausestobesubstantivebecausetheCompanycananddoesreplicate
thecustomeracceptancetestenvironmentandperformstheagreedupon
producttestingpriortoshipment.Intheseinstances,revenueisrecognized
uponinstallationoftheequipment.
Revenueforthesaleofsoftwarelicensesisrecognizedwhen:(1)the
Companyentersintoalegallybindingarrangementwithacustomerforthe
licenseofsoftware;(2)theCompanydeliversthesoftware;(3)customer
paymentisdeemedfixedordeterminableandfreeofcontingenciesor
significantuncertainties;and(4)collectionfromthecustomerisprob-
able.IftheCompanydeterminesthatcollectionofafeeisnotreasonably