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Please find page 37 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.were higher occupancy and other costs and higher labor
costs.Thedecreasewaspartiallyoffsetbytheimpactof
samestoresalesgrowthonrestaurantmargin.Theunfavor-
ableimpactoftheadoptionofSFAS123R(10basispoints)
waslargelyoffsetbythefavorableimpactofthe53rdweek
(8basispoints).
In2004,InternationalDivisionrestaurantmarginsasa
percentageofsaleswereflatcomparedto2003.Thefavor-
ableimpactofsamestoresalesgrowthonrestaurantmargin
wasoffsetbya68basispointunfavorableimpactofoper-
atingcertainrestaurantsinCanada,whichisamarketwith
belowaveragemargins,thatwerepreviouslyoperatedbyour
unconsolidatedaffiliate.
In 2005, China Division restaurant margins as a
percentageofsalesdecreased.Thedecreasewasdriven
by the impact on restaurant margin ofsame store sales
declinesrelatedtothemainlandChinasupplieringredient
issueandconsumerconcernsrelatedtoAvianFluandlower
marginsassociatedwithnewunitsduringtheinitialperiods
ofoperation.Alsocontributingtothedecreasewashigher
laborcosts.Thedecreasewaspartiallyoffsetbytheimpact
onrestaurantmarginoflowerfoodandpapercosts(princi-
pallyduetosupplychainsavingsinitiatives).
In 2004, the increase in China Division restaurant
marginsasapercentageofsaleswasdrivenbytheimpact
oflowerfoodandpapercosts(principallyduetosupplychain
savingsinitiatives)andsamestoresalesgrowthonrestau-
rantmargin.Theincreasewaspartiallyoffsetbyhigherlabor
costsandlowermarginsassociatedwithnewunitsduring
theinitialperiodsofoperation.
WORLDWIDEGENERAL
ANDADMINISTRATIVEEXPENSES
Generalandadministrativeexpensesincreased$102million
or10%in2005,includinga4%unfavorableimpactofthe
adoptionofSFAS123R,a1%unfavorableimpactfromthe
53rdweekanda1%unfavorableimpactfromforeigncurrency
translation.Excludingtheunfavorableimpactofthesefactors,
generalandadministrativeexpensesincreased$38million
or 4% . The increase was driven by higher compensation
related costs, including amounts associated with invest-
mentsinstrategicinitiativesinChinaandotherinternational
growthmarketsandhigherlitigationrelatedcostsincluding
chargesof$16millionforthepotentialresolutionofcertain
legalmatters.Highercharitablecontributionsandexpense
associated with discontinuing certaincorporatesoftware
development projects also contributed to the increase.
Suchincreaseswerepartiallyoffsetbyreductionsassoci-
atedwithoperatingrestaurantswhichwererefranchisedin
2004(primarilythePuertoRicobusiness)andtheeffectof
lappingcertainprioryearreserveincreasesrelatedtopoten-
tialdevelopmentsitesandsurplusfacilities.
General and administrative expenses increased
$111millionor12%in2004,includinga2%unfavorable
impactfromforeigncurrencytranslation.Theincreasewas
drivenbyhighercompensationrelatedcosts,includingincen-
tivecompensation,amountsassociatedwithinvestmentsin
strategicinitiativesinChinaandotherinternationalgrowth
marketsandpensioncosts.Alsocontributingtotheincrease
were higher professional fees and increased reserves
relatedtopotentialdevelopmentsitesandsurplusfacilities.
Theincreasewasalsopartiallyattributabletoexpensesof
$11millionassociatedwith operatingtherestaurantswe
nowownin Canadathatwerepreviouslyoperated byour
unconsolidated affiliate. These increases were partially
offsetbydecreasesinexpensesduetothefavorableimpact
ofrefranchisingcertainrestaurants.
WORLDWIDEFRANCHISEANDLICENSEEXPENSES
Franchise and license expenses increased $7million or
24%in2005.Theincreasewasdrivenbyhigherfranchisee
supportcostsandhigherprovisionsfordoubtfulfranchise
andlicensefeereceivables.
Franchiseandlicenseexpensesdecreased$2millionor
8%in2004.Thedecreasewasprimarilydrivenbythefavor-
ableimpactoflappingthebiennialInternationalfranchise
conventionheldin2003.
WORLDWIDEOTHER(INCOME)EXPENSE
2005 2004 2003
Equityincomefrominvestments
inunconsolidatedaffiliates $(51) $(54) $(39)
Gainuponsaleofinvestmentin
unconsolidatedaffiliate (11) — —
Recoveryfromsupplier (20) — —
Foreignexchangenet(gain)loss 2 (1) (2)
Other(income)expense $(80) $(55) $(41)
Otherincomeincreased$25millionor44%in2005,including
a1%favorableimpactfromforeigncurrencytranslation.The
increasewasdrivenbya$24millionpartialfinancialrecovery
($4millionofwhichwasrecognizedthroughequityincome
frominvestmentsinunconsolidatedaffiliates)fromasupplier
relatedtoaningredientissueinmainlandChina(seeNote7).
Other income was also positively impacted in 2005 by a
$11milliongainassociatedwiththesaleofourinvestment
inourPoland/CzechRepublicunconsolidatedaffiliate.
Otherincome increased $14millionor34% in2004,
includinga7%favorableimpactfromforeigncurrencytransla-
tion.Theincreasewasdrivenbyanincreaseinequityincome
fromourunconsolidatedaffiliates,principallyinChina,and
thedissolutionofourunconsolidatedaffiliateinCanadawhich
recordedalossfortheyearendedDecember27,2003.
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