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Please find page 64 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.Theannualmaturitiesoflong-termdebtasofDecember31,
2005,excludingcapitalleaseobligationsof$114millionand
derivativeinstrumentadjustmentsof$6million,areasfollows:
Yearended:
2006 $ 202
2007 2
2008 252
2009 3
2010 183
Thereafter 1,115
Total $1,757
Interestexpenseonshort-termborrowings and long-term
debt was $147million, $145million and $185million in
2005,2004and2003,respectively.
12.LEASES
AtDecember31,2005weoperatedover7,500restaurants,
leasingtheunderlyinglandand/orbuildinginover5,500of
thoserestaurantswithourcommitmentsexpiringatvarious
datesthrough2087.Wealsoleaseofficespaceforhead-
quartersandsupportfunctions,aswellascertainofficeand
restaurantequipment.Wedonotconsideranyoftheseindi-
vidualleasesmaterialtoouroperations.Mostleasesrequire
ustopayrelatedexecutorycosts,whichincludeproperty
taxes,maintenanceandinsurance.
Future minimum commitments and amounts to be
receivedaslessororsublessorundernon-cancelableleases
aresetforthbelow:
Commitments LeaseReceivables
Direct
Capital Operating Financing Operating
2006 $ 16 $ 362 $ 4 $ 21
2007 15 326 4 18
2008 14 286 4 14
2009 14 258 5 13
2010 13 230 5 12
Thereafter 91 1,218 45 49
$163 $2,680 $67 $127
AtDecember31,2005andDecember25,2004,thepresent
value of minimum payments under capital leases was
$114millionand$128million,respectively.AtDecember31,
2005andDecember25,2004,unearnedincomeassoci-
atedwithdirectfinancingleasereceivableswas$38million
and$48million,respectively.
Thedetailsofrentalexpenseandincomearesetforth
below:
2005 2004 2003
Rentalexpense
Minimum $380 $376 $329
Contingent 51 49 44
$431 $425 $373
Minimumrentalincome $ 11 $ 13 $ 14
13.FINANCIALINSTRUMENTS
InterestRateDerivativeInstruments Weenterintointerest
rateswapswiththeobjectiveofreducingourexposureto
interestrateriskandloweringinterestexpenseforaportion
ofourdebt.Underthecontracts,weagreewithotherparties
toexchange,atspecifiedintervals,thedifferencebetween
variable rate and fixed rate amounts calculated on a
notionalprincipalamount.AtbothDecember31,2005and
December31,2004,interestratederivativeinstruments
outstandinghadnotionalamountsof$850million.These
swaps have reset dates and floating rate indices which
matchthoseofourunderlyingfixed-ratedebtandhavebeen
designatedasfairvaluehedgesofaportionofthatdebt.As
theswapsqualifyfortheshort-cutmethodunderSFAS133,
noineffectivenesshasbeenrecorded.Thenetfairvalueof
theseswapsasofDecember31,2005wasanetliabilityof
approximately$5million,ofwhich$4millionand$9million
havebeenincludedinotherassetsandotherliabilitiesand
deferredcredits,respectively.Thenetfairvalueofthese
swapsasofDecember25,2004wasanetassetofapprox-
imately $29million, of which $30million and $1million
have been included in other assets and other liabilities
anddeferredcredits,respectively.Theportionofthisfair
valuewhichhasnotyetbeenrecognizedasanaddition/
reductiontointerestexpenseatDecember31,2005and
December25, 2004 has been included as a reduction/
addition to long-term debt (a $6million reduction and a
$21millionaddition,respectively).
Additionally,duetoearlyredemptionoftheunderlying
7.45%SeniorUnsecuredNotesonNovember15,2004(see
Note 11), pay-variable interest rate swaps with notional
amounts of $350million no longer qualified for hedge
accountingatDecember25,2004.Asweelectedtohold
theseswapsuntiltheirMay2005maturity,weenteredinto
newpay-fixedinterestrateswapswithoffsettingnotional
amountsandterms.Gainsorlossesduetochangesinthe
fairvalueofthepay-variableswapswererecognizedinthe
resultsofoperationsthroughMay2005butthesegainsor
losseswerealmostentirelyoffsetbychangesinfairvalue
ofthepay-fixedswaps.Theseswapsweresettledupontheir
maturities.Thefairvalueofbothoftheseswapswereinan
assetpositionasofDecember25,2004withafairvalue
totalingapproximately$9million.Thisfairvaluewasincluded
inprepaidexpensesandothercurrentassets.
ForeignExchangeDerivativeInstruments Weenterinto
foreign currency forward contracts with the objective of
reducingourexposure to cash flowvolatility arising from
foreigncurrencyfluctuationsassociatedwithcertainforeign
currencydenominatedfinancialinstruments,themajority
of which are intercompany short-term receivables and
payables.Thenotionalamount,maturitydate,andcurrency
ofthesecontractsmatchthoseoftheunderlyingreceivables
orpayables.Forthoseforeigncurrencyexchangeforward
contracts that we have designatedas cash flow hedges,
wemeasureineffectivenessbycomparingthecumulative
changeintheforwardcontractwiththecumulativechangein
thehedgeditem.Noineffectivenesswasrecognizedin2005,
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