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Please find page 58 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.constructionperiodsbeginningJanuary1,2006andthere-
after,whetherpaidorsubjecttoarentholiday,inaccordance
withtheFASBStaffPositionNo.13-1,“AccountingforRental
CostsIncurredduringaConstructionPeriod”(“FSP13-1”).
WedonotanticipatethattheadoptionofFSP13-1willsignif-
icantlyimpactourresultsofoperations.
InternalDevelopmentCostsandAbandonedSiteCosts We
capitalizedirectcostsassociatedwiththesiteacquisition
andconstructionofaCompanyunitonthatsite,including
directinternalpayrollandpayroll-relatedcosts.Onlythose
site-specificcosts incurred subsequent tothetimethat
thesiteacquisitionisconsideredprobablearecapitalized.
Ifwesubsequentlymakea determinationthatasite for
which internaldevelopment costs have been capitalized
willnotbeacquiredordeveloped,anypreviouslycapital-
izedinternaldevelopmentcostsareexpensedandincluded
inG&Aexpenses.
Goodwill andIntangible Assets TheCompanyaccounts
foracquisitionsofrestaurantsfromfranchiseesandother
acquisitionsofbusinessthatmayoccurfromtimetotime
inaccordancewithSFASNo.141,“BusinessCombinations”
(“SFAS141”).Goodwillinsuchacquisitionsrepresentsthe
excessofthecostofabusinessacquiredoverthenetof
theamountsassignedtoassetsacquired,includingidenti-
fiableintangibleassets,andliabilitiesassumed.SFAS141
specifiescriteriatobeusedindeterminingwhetherintan-
gibleassetsacquiredinabusinesscombinationmustbe
recognizedandreportedseparatelyfromgoodwill.Webase
amountsassignedtogoodwillandotheridentifiableintangible
assetsonindependentappraisalsorinternalestimates.
TheCompanyaccountsforrecordedgoodwillandother
intangibleassetsinaccordancewithSFASNo.142,“Goodwill
andOtherIntangibleAssets”(“SFAS142”).Inaccordance
withSFAS142,wedonotamortizegoodwillandindefinite-
livedintangibleassets.Weevaluatetheremaininguseful
lifeofanintangibleassetthatisnotbeingamortizedeach
reportingperiodtodeterminewhethereventsandcircum-
stancescontinuetosupportanindefiniteusefullife.Ifan
intangibleassetthatisnotbeingamortizedissubsequently
determined to have a finite useful life, we amortize the
intangibleassetprospectivelyoveritsestimatedremaining
usefullife.Amortizableintangibleassetsareamortizedon
astraight-linebasis.Theweightedaverageusefullifeofour
amortizablefranchisecontractrightsandouramortizable
trademarks/brandsis33yearsand30years,respectively.
As discussed above, we suspend amortization on those
intangibleassets withadefinedlife thatareallocatedto
restaurantsthatareheldforsale.
In accordance with the requirements of SFAS 142,
goodwillhasbeenassignedtoreportingunitsforpurposes
of impairment testing. Our reporting units are our oper-
atingsegmentsintheU.S.(seeNote20)andourbusiness
managementunitsinternationally(typicallyindividualcoun-
tries).Goodwillimpairmenttestsconsistofacomparisonof
eachreportingunit’sfairvaluewithitscarryingvalue.The
fairvalueofareportingunitisanestimateoftheamountfor
whichtheunitasawholecouldbesoldinacurrenttrans-
actionbetweenwillingparties.Wegenerallyestimatefair
valuebasedondiscountedcashflows.Ifthecarryingvalue
ofareportingunitexceedsitsfairvalue,goodwilliswritten
downtoitsimpliedfairvalue.Wehaveselectedthebegin-
ningofourfourthquarterasthedateonwhichtoperform
ourongoingannualimpairmenttestforgoodwill.For2005,
2004and2003,therewasnoimpairmentofgoodwillidenti-
fiedduringourannualimpairmenttesting.
For indefinite-livedintangible assets,ourimpairment
testconsistsofacomparisonofthefairvalueofanintan-
gibleassetwithitscarryingamount.Fairvalueisanestimate
ofthepriceawillingbuyerwouldpayfortheintangibleasset
and is generally estimated by discounting the expected
futurecashflowsassociatedwiththeintangibleasset.We
alsoperformourannualtestforimpairmentofourindefi-
nite-livedintangibleassetsatthebeginningofourfourth
quarter.AsdiscussedinNote9,werecordeda$5million
chargein2003asaresultoftheimpairmentofanindefinite-
livedintangibleasset.Thischargewasrecordedinfacility
actions.Noimpairmentofindefinite-livedintangibleassets
wasrecordedin2005or2004.
Our amortizable intangible assets are evaluated for
impairmentwhenevereventsorchangesincircumstances
indicate thatthecarrying amountof the intangible asset
maynotberecoverable.Anintangibleassetthatisdeemed
impairediswrittendowntoitsestimatedfairvalue,whichis
basedondiscountedcashflows.Forpurposesofourimpair-
mentanalysis,weupdatethecashflowsthatwereinitially
usedtovaluetheamortizableintangibleassettoreflectour
currentestimatesandassumptionsovertheasset’sfuture
remaininglife.
Share-Based Employee Compensation In the four th
quarter 2005, the Company adopted SFAS No. 123
(Revised2004),“Share-BasedPayment”(“SFAS123R”),
which replaces SFASNo. 123 “Accounting for Stock-
BasedCompensation”(“SFAS123”),supersedesAPB25,
“Accountingfor StockIssued toEmployees”andrelated
interpretations and amends SFASNo.95, “Statement
ofCashFlows.”TheprovisionsofSFAS123Raresimilar
to those of SFAS123, however, SFAS123R requires all
new, modified and unvested share-based payments to
employees,includinggrantsofemployeestockoptionsand
restrictedstock,berecognizedinthefinancialstatements
as compensationcost overtheserviceperiod basedon
theirfairvalueonthedateofgrant.Compensationcostis
recognizedovertheserviceperiodonastraight-linebasis
forthefairvalueofawardsthatactuallyvest.
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