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E A S T M A N K OD A K C O M PA N Y
periodsaffectedbytheActarepresented.Subsequently,thetotaleffect
onincometaxexpense(orbenefit)foramountsthathavebeenrecognized
undertherepatriationprovisionmustbeprovidedinacompany’sfinan-
cialstatementsfortheperiodinwhichitcompletesitsevaluationofthe
repatriationprovision.TheprovisionsofFSP109-2areeffectiveimmedi-
ately.AsofandfortheyearendedDecember31,2004,theCompanyhas
notyetcompleteditsevaluation;consequently,therequiredinformationis
disclosedinNote15,“IncomeTaxes.”
NOTE2:RECEIVABLES,NET
20042003
(inmillions) (Restated)
Tradereceivables $ 2,137 $ 2,002
Miscellaneousreceivables 407 325
Total(netofallowancesof$127and$112) $2,544 $ 2,327
Ofthetotaltradereceivableamountsof$2,137millionand$2,002million
asofDecember31,2004and2003,respectively,approximately$492
millionand$536million,respectively,areexpectedtobesettledthrough
customerdeductionsinlieuofcashpayments.Suchdeductionsrepresent
rebatesowedtothecustomerandareincludedinaccountspayableand
othercurrentliabilitiesintheaccompanyingConsolidatedStatementof
FinancialPositionateachrespectivebalancesheetdate.
NOTE3:INVENTORIES,NET
20042003
(inmillions) (Restated)
AtFIFOoraveragecost
(approximatescurrentcost)
Finishedgoods $ 822 $ 818
Workinprocess 275 300
Rawmaterials 391 328
1,488 1,446
LIFOreserve (330) (368)
Total $ 1,158 $ 1,078
InventoriesvaluedontheLIFOmethodareapproximately35%and
42%oftotalinventoriesin2004and2003,respectively.During2004and
2003,inventoryusageresultedinliquidationsofLIFOinventoryquantities.
Intheaggregate,theseinventorieswerecarriedatthelowercostsprevail-
inginprioryearsascomparedwiththecostofcurrentpurchases.The
effectoftheseLIFOliquidationswastoreducecostofgoodssoldby$69
millionand$45millionin2004and2003,respectively.
TheCompanyreducesthecarryingvalueofinventoriestoalowerof
costormarketbasisforthoseitemsthatarepotentiallyexcess,obsolete
orslow-movingbasedonmanagement’sanalysisofinventorylevelsand
futuresalesforecasts.TheCompanyalsoreducesthecarryingvalueof
inventorieswhosenetbookvalueisinexcessofmarket.Aggregatereduc-
tionsinthecarryingvaluewithrespecttoinventoriesthatwerestillonhand
atDecember31,2004and2003,andthatweredeemedtobeexcess,
obsolete,slow-movingorthathadacarryingvalueinexcessofmarket,
were$100millionand$75million,respectively.
NOTE4:PROPERTY,PLANTAND
EQUIPMENT,NET
(inmillions) 2004 2003
Land $ 118 $ 116
Buildingsandbuildingimprovements 2,619 2,652
Machineryandequipment 9,722 10,144
Constructioninprogress 235 264
12,694 13,176
Accumulateddepreciation (8,182) (8,125)
Netproperties $ 4,512 $ 5,051
Depreciationexpensewas$964million,$839millionand$813mil-
lionfortheyears2004,2003and2002,respectively,ofwhichapproxi-
mately$183million,$70millionand$19million,respectively,represented
accelerateddepreciationinconnectionwithrestructuringactions.