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whichbecomesitsnewcostbasis.Wegenerallymeasure
estimatedfairmarketvaluebydiscountingestimatedfuture
cashflows.Inaddition,whenwedecidetoclosearestau-
rantitisreviewedforimpairmentanddepreciablelivesare
adjustedbasedontheexpecteddisposaldate.Theimpair-
mentevaluationisbasedontheestimatedcashflowsfrom
continuingusethroughtheexpecteddisposaldateplusthe
expectedterminalvalue.
TheCompanyhasadoptedSFASNo.146,“Accountingfor
CostsAssociatedwithExitorDisposalActivities”(“SFAS146”),
effectiveforexitordisposalactivitiesthatwereinitiatedafter
December31,2002.CostsaddressedbySFAS146include
coststoterminateacontractthatisnotacapitallease,costs
ofinvoluntaryemployeeterminationbenefitspursuanttoa
one-time benefit arrangement, costs to consolidate facili-
tiesandcoststorelocate employees.SFAS146changes
thetimingofexpenserecognitionforcertaincostsweincur
whileclosingrestaurantsorundertakingotherexitordisposal
activities;however,thetimingdifferenceisnottypicallysignifi-
cantinlength.AdoptionofSFAS146didnothaveamaterial
impact on our Consolidated Financial Statements for the
yearsendedDecember25,2004orDecember27,2003.
Store closure costs includecosts ofdisposing of the
assetsaswellasotherfacility-relatedexpensesfromprevi-
ouslyclosedstores.Thesestoreclosurecostsaregenerally
expensedasincurred.Additionally,atthedateweceaseusing
apropertyunderanoperatinglease,werecordaliabilityfor
thenetpresentvalueofanyremainingleaseobligations,net
ofestimatedsubleaseincome,ifany.Totheextentwesell
assets,primarilyland,associatedwithaclosedstore,anygain
orlossuponthatsaleisrecordedinstoreclosurecosts.
Refranchisinggains(losses)includesthegainsorlosses
fromthesalesofourrestaurantstonewandexistingfran-
chiseesandtherelated initial franchise fees,reducedby
transactioncosts.Inexecutingourrefranchisinginitiatives,we
mostoftenoffergroupsofrestaurants.Weclassifyrestaurants
asheldforsaleandsuspenddepreciationandamortization
when(a)wemakeadecisiontorefranchise;(b)thestores
canbeimmediatelyremovedfromoperations;(c)wehave
begun anactiveprogramtolocate abuyer;(d)significant
changestotheplanofsalearenotlikely;and(e)thesaleis
probablewithinoneyear.Werecognizeestimatedlosseson
refranchisingswhentherestaurantsareclassifiedasheldfor
sale.Wealsorecognizeasrefranchisinglossesimpairment
associatedwithstoreswehaveofferedtorefranchisefora
pricelessthantheircarryingvalue,butdonotbelievehave
metthecriteriatobeclassifiedasheldforsale.Werecognize
gainsonrestaurantrefranchisingswhen thesale transac-
tioncloses,thefranchiseehasa minimumamountofthe
purchasepriceinat-riskequity,andwearesatisfiedthatthe
franchiseecanmeetitsfinancialobligations.Ifthecriteriafor
gainrecognitionarenotmet,wedeferthegaintotheextent
wehavearemainingfinancialexposureinconnectionwiththe
salestransaction.Deferredgainsarerecognizedwhenthe
gainrecognitioncriteriaaremetorasourfinancialexposure
isreduced.Whenwemakeadecisiontoretainastoreprevi-
ouslyheldforsale,werevaluethestoreatthelowerofits
(a)netbook value atouroriginalsaledecisiondateless
normaldepreciationandamortizationthatwouldhavebeen
recordedduringtheperiodheldforsaleor(b)itscurrentfair
marketvalue.Thisvaluebecomesthestore’snewcostbasis.
Werecordanydifferencebetweenthestore’scarryingamount
anditsnewcostbasistorefranchisinggains(losses).When
wemakeadecisiontocloseastorepreviouslyheldforsale,
wereverseanypreviouslyrecognizedrefranchisinglossand
thenrecordimpairmentandstoreclosurecostsasdescribed
above.Refranchisinggains(losses)alsoincludechargesfor
estimatedexposuresrelatedtothosepartialguaranteesof
franchiseeloanpoolsandcontingentleaseliabilitieswhich
arosefromrefranchisingactivities.Theseexposuresaremore
fullydiscussedinNote24.
Considerable management judgment is necessary
to estimate future cash flows, including cash flows from
continuinguse,terminalvalue,closurecosts,subleaseincome
andrefranchisingproceeds.Accordingly,actualresultscould
varysignificantlyfromourestimates.
ImpairmentofInvestmentsinUnconsolidatedAffiliates We
recordimpairment chargesrelatedtoaninvestmentin an
unconsolidatedaffiliatewhenevereventsorcircumstances
indicatethatadecreaseinthevalueofaninvestmenthas
occurred which is other than temporary. In addition, we
evaluate our investments in unconsolidated affiliates for
impairment when theyhaveexperiencedtwo consecutive
yearsofoperatinglosses.Ourimpairmentmeasurementtest
foraninvestmentinanunconsolidatedaffiliateissimilarto
thatforourrestaurantsexceptthatweusediscountedcash
flows after interestand taxesinsteadofdiscounted cash
flowsbeforeinterestandtaxesasusedforourrestaurants.
Considerable management judgment is necessary to
estimatefuturecashflows.Accordingly,actualresultscould
varysignificantlyfromourestimates.
Asset Retirement Obligations Effective December29,
2002, the Company adopted SFASNo.143, “Accounting
forAssetRetirementObligations”(“SFAS143”).SFAS143
addressesthefinancialaccountingandreportingforlegal
obligationsassociatedwiththeretirementoftangiblelong-
livedassetsandtheassociatedassetretirementcosts.As
aresultofobligationsundercertainleasesthatarewithin
thescopeofSFAS143,theCompanyrecordedacumulative
effectadjustmentof$2million($1millionaftertax)whichdid
nothaveamaterialeffectondilutedearningspercommon
share.TheadoptionofSFAS143alsodidnothaveamaterial
impact on our Consolidated Financial Statements for the
yearsendedDecember25,2004orDecember27,2003.If
SFAS143hadbeenadoptedasofthebeginningof2002,the
cumulativeeffectadjustmentwouldnothavebeenmaterially
differentfromthatrecordedonDecember29,2002.
Guarantees TheCompanyhasadoptedFASBInterpretation
No.45,“Guarantor’sAccountingandDisclosureRequirements
forGuarantees,IncludingIndirectGuaranteesofIndebtedness
toOthers,an interpretationofFASB StatementsNo.5,57
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