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Please find page 32 of the 2005 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.The sale did not have a significant impact on our
subsequentlyreportedresultsofoperationsin2005noris
itexpectedtohaveasignificantimpactontheCompany’s
resultsofoperationsgoingforward.
Hurricane Katrina During the third quarter of 2005,
Hurricane Katrina caused significant damage to several
company and franchised stores. This storm resulted in
approximately$4millionofone-timecostsbeingrecorded
inthefullyearfrompropertydamageandassetwrite-offs
related to company restaurants. Additionally, during mid-
September2005,HurricaneRitacausedfurtherdamageto
companyandfranchisedstores,thoughtoalesserextent
than Hurricane Katrina. We estimate that lost operating
profitsin2005asaresultofstoresbeingclosedduetothe
effectsofthesehurricaneswasapproximately$3million.
Wedonotexpectinsurancerecoveries,ifany,relatedtothe
hurricanestobesignificant.
Inthefourthquarter,weexperiencedutilitycostsinthe
U.S.thatwereapproximately$10millionhigherthaninthe
prioryear,whichwebelievewereatleastpartiallyattributable
tothesehurricanes.Weexpectthistrendtocontinueinto
thefirstquarterof2006withyear-over-yearutilityinflationof
approximately20percentorapproximately$7million.
SaleofPuertoRicoBusiness OurPuertoRicobusiness
washeldforsalebeginningthefourthquarterof2002and
wassoldonOctober4,2004foranamountapproximating
its then carrying value. Company sales and restaurant
profit decreased $159million and $29million, respec-
tively, franchise fees increased $10million and general
andadministrativeexpensesdecreased$9millionforthe
yearendedDecember31,2005ascomparedtotheyear
endedDecember25,2004.Companysalesandrestaurant
profit decreased$27million and$4million,respectively,
franchise fees increased $1million and general and
administrativeexpensesdecreased$1millionfortheyear
endedDecember25,2004ascomparedtotheyearended
December27,2003.
Income Tax Impact of Repatriating Qualified Foreign
Earnings The American Jobs Creation Act of 2004 (the
“Act”),whichbecamelawonOctober22,2004,allowsa
dividendsreceiveddeductionof85%ofrepatriatedquali-
fied foreign earnings in fiscal year 2005. We recorded
$6million in income tax expense during the year ended
December25,2004asaresultofourthendetermination
torepatriateapproximately$110millionin2005whichwill
be eligiblefor the Act’s dividends received deduction. In
accordancewithFASBStaffPosition109-2,“Accountingand
DisclosureGuidancefortheForeignEarningsRepatriation
ProvisionswithintheAmericanJobsCreationActof2004,”
wecontinuedtoevaluatein2005whetherwewouldrepa-
triateotherundistributedearningsfromforeigninvestments
asaresultoftheAct.Duringthesecondquarterof2005,
wedeterminedthatwewouldrepatriateadditionalqualified
foreignearningsofapproximately$390millioninfiscalyear
2005whichwillbeeligiblefortheAct’sdividendsreceived
deduction (for atotalrepatriationofqualifiedearningsof
approximately$500million).Asaresultofthisdetermina-
tion,approximately$20millionofadditionaltaxexpensewas
recognizedinfiscal2005.Noadditionalamountsbeyondthe
approximately$500millionasdiscussedaboveareeligible
fortheAct’sdividendsreceiveddeduction.
Lease Accounting Adjustments In the fourth quarter
of2004,werecordedanadjustmenttocorrectinstances
whereourleaseholdimprovementswerenotbeingdepre-
ciatedovertheshorteroftheirusefullivesorthetermof
thelease,includingoptionsinsomeinstances,overwhich
wewererecordingrentexpense,includingescalations,ona
straight-linebasis.
Thecumulativeadjustment,primarilythroughincreased
U.S.depreciationexpense,totaled$11.5million($7million
aftertax).Theportionofthisadjustmentthatrelatedto2004
wasapproximately$3million.Astheportionofouradjust-
mentrecordedthatwasacorrectionoferrorsofamounts
reportedin ourpriorperiod financialstatementswas not
materialtoanyofthosepriorperiodfinancialstatements,the
entireadjustmentwasrecordedinthe2004Consolidated
FinancialStatementsandnoadjustmentwasmadetoany
priorperiodfinancialstatements.
AmendmentofSale-LeasebackAgreements OnAugust15,
2003weamendedtwosale-leasebackagreementsassumed
inour2002acquisitionofYGRsuchthattheagreements
nowqualifyforsale-leasebackaccounting.Restaurantprofit
decreasedby$5millionin2004versus2003asaresultof
thetwoamendedagreementsbeingaccountedforasoper-
atingleasessubsequenttotheamendment.Thedecrease
inrestaurantprofitwaslargelyoffsetbyasimilardecrease
ininterestexpense.
Canada Unconsolidated Af filiate Dissolution On
November10,2003,wedissolvedourunconsolidatedaffil-
iatethatpreviouslyoperated733restaurantsinCanada.We
owned50%ofthisunconsolidatedaffiliatepriortoitsdissolu-
tionandaccountedforourinterestundertheequitymethod.
Oftherestaurantspreviouslyoperatedbytheunconsolidated
affiliate,wenowoperatethevastmajorityofPizzaHutsand
TacoBells,whilealmostallKFCsareoperatedbyfranchi-
sees.Asaresultofoperatingcertainrestaurantsthatwere
previously operated by the unconsolidated affiliate, our
Companysales,restaurantprofitandgeneralandadminis-
trativeexpensesincreasedandourfranchisefeesdecreased
in2004versus2003.Additionally,onafullyearbasisother
incomeincreasedaswerecordedalossfromourinvestment
intheCanadianunconsolidatedaffiliatein2003.
AsaresultofthedissolutionofourCanadianuncon-
solidatedaffiliate,Companysalesincreased$147million,
franchise fees decreased $9million, restaurant profit
increased$8million,generalandadministrativeexpenses
increased$11millionandotherincomeincreased$4million
fortheyearendedDecember25,2004comparedtotheyear
endedDecember27,2003.Theimpacton2004netincome
wasnotsignificant.
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