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Please find page 58 of the 2004 Pizza Hut annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.toaBusinessCombination”(“EITF04-1”).EITF04-1requires
thatabusinesscombinationbetweentwopartiesthathave
a preexisting relationship be evaluated to determine if a
settlementofapreexistingrelationshipexists.EITF04-1also
requiresthatcertainreacquiredrights(includingtherightsto
theacquirer’stradenameunderafranchiseagreement)be
recognizedasintangibleassetsapartfromgoodwill.However,
ifacontractgivingrisetothereacquiredrightsincludesterms
thatarefavorableorunfavorablewhencomparedtopricing
forcurrentmarkettransactionsforthesameorsimilaritems,
EITF 04-1 requires that a settlement gain or loss should
bemeasuredasthelesserofa)theamountbywhichthe
contractisfavorableorunfavorabletomarkettermsfromthe
perspectiveoftheacquirerorb)thestatedsettlementprovi-
sionsofthecontractavailabletothecounterpartytowhich
thecontractisunfavorable.
EITF04-1iseffectiveprospectivelyforbusinesscombi-
nations consummatedinreportingperiods beginningafter
October13,2004(thefiscalyearbeginningDecember26,
2004 for the Company). When effective, EITF 04-01 will
applytoacquisitionsofrestaurantswemaymakefromour
franchiseesorlicensees.Wecurrentlyattempttohaveour
franchisees or licensees enter into standard franchise or
licenseagreementsfortheapplicableConceptand/ormarket
whenrenewingorenteringintoanewagreement.However,
incertaininstancesfranchiseesorlicenseeshaveexisting
agreementsthatpossessterms,includingroyaltyrates,that
differfromourcurrentstandardagreementsfortheapplicable
Conceptand/ormarket.Ifinthefutureweweretoacquirea
franchiseeorlicenseewithsuchanexistingagreement,we
wouldberequiredtorecordasettlementgainorlossatthe
dateofacquisition.Theamountandtimingofanysuchgainsor
losseswemightrecordisdependentuponwhichfranchisees
orlicenseeswemightacquireandwhentheyareacquired.
Accordingly,anyimpactcannotbecurrentlydetermined.
In December2004, the FASB issued SFASNo.123
(Revised 2004), “Share-Based Payment” (“SFAS123R”),
whichreplacesSFAS123,supersedesAPB25andrelated
interpretations and amends SFASNo.95, “Statement of
Cash Flows.” The provisions of SFAS123R are similar to
thoseofSFAS123,however,SFAS123Rrequiresallshare-
basedpaymentstoemployees,includinggrantsofemployee
stockoptions,toberecognizedinthefinancialstatements
ascompensationcostbasedontheirfairvalueonthedate
ofgrant.Fairvalueofshare-basedawardswillbedetermined
usingoption-pricingmodels(e.g.Black-Scholesorbinomial
models) and assumptions that appropriately reflect the
specificcircumstancesoftheawards.Compensationcostwill
berecognizedoverthevestingperiodbasedonthefairvalue
ofawardsthatactuallyvest.
We will be required to choose between the modified-
prospectiveandmodified-retrospectivetransitionalternativesin
adoptingSFAS123R.Underthemodified-prospective-transition
method,compensationcost will be recognized in financial
statementsissuedsubsequenttothedateofadoptionforall
shared-basedpaymentsgranted,modifiedorsettledafterthe
dateofadoption,aswellasforanyunvestedawardsthatwere
grantedpriortothedateofadoption.Aswepreviouslyadopted
onlytheproformadisclosureprovisionsofSFAS123,wewill
recognizecompensationcostrelatingtotheunvestedportion
ofawardsgrantedpriortothedateofadoptionusingthesame
estimateofthegrant-datefairvalueandthesameattribution
methodusedtodeterminetheproformadisclosuresunder
SFAS123.Underthemodified-retrospective-transitionmethod
compensationcostwillberecognizedinamannerconsistent
withthemodified-prospective-transitionmethod,however,prior
periodfinancialstatementswillalsoberestatedbyrecognizing
compensationcostaspreviouslyreportedintheproforma
disclosuresunderSFAS123.Therestatementprovisionscan
beappliedtoeithera)allperiodspresentedorb)tothebegin-
ningofthefiscalyearinwhichSFAS123Risadopted.
SFAS123R is effective at the beginning of the first
interimorannualperiodbeginningafterJune15,2005(the
quarterendingDecember31,2005forthe Company)and
earlyadoptionisencouraged.TheCompanyisintheprocess
of evaluating the use of certain option-pricing models as
wellastheassumptionstobeusedinsuchmodels.When
suchevaluationiscomplete,wewilldeterminethetransition
methodtouseandthetimingofadoption.Wedonotcurrently
anticipatethattheimpactonnetincomeonafullyearbasis
oftheadoptionofSFAS123Rwillbesignificantlydifferent
fromthehistoricalproformaimpactsasdisclosedinaccor-
dancewithSFAS123.
TWO-FOR-ONECOMMONSTOCKSPLIT
NOTE3
On May 7, 2002, the Company announced that its Board
ofDirectorsapprovedatwo-for-onesplitoftheCompany’s
outstandingsharesofCommonStock.Thestocksplitwas
effectedintheformofastockdividendandentitledeach
shareholderofrecordatthecloseofbusinessonJune6,
2002toreceiveoneadditionalshareforeveryoutstanding
shareofCommonStockheldontherecorddate.Thestock
dividendwasdistributedonJune17,2002,withapproximately
149million shares of common stock distributed. All per
shareandshareamountsintheaccompanyingConsolidated
FinancialStatementsandNotestotheFinancialStatements
havebeenadjustedtoreflectthestocksplit.
YGRACQUISITION
NOTE4
OnMay 7,2002,YUM completedtheacquisition of YGR.
TheresultsofoperationsforYGRhavebeenincludedinour
Consolidated Financial Statementssince thatdate.Ifthe
acquisitionhadbeencompletedasofthebeginningofthe
yearendedDecember28,2002,proformaCompanysales
andfranchiseandlicensefeeswouldhavebeenasfollows:
2002
Companysales $7,139
Franchiseandlicensefees 877
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