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Amerco and Consolidated Entities
Notes to Consolidated Financial Statements, continued
Note 21A: Consolidating Financial Information by Industry Segment
AMERCO has five operating segments and four
reportable segments. Our reportable segments are
Moving and Storage operations (AMERCO, U-Haul
and Real Estate), Property and Casualty Insurance,
Life Insurance and SAC Holdings. Management tracks
revenues separately, but does not report any separate
measureoftheprofitabilityforrentalvehicles,rentalsof
self-storagespacesandsalesofproductsthatarerequired
to be classified as a separate operating segment and
accordinglydoesnotpresenttheseasseparatereportable
segments.Deferredincometaxesareshownasliabilities
ontheconsolidatingstatements.
ThenotesoftheCompanyarefullyandunconditionally
guaranteed,jointlyand severally,byallofAMERCO’s
legal subsidiaries, except for our insurance company
subsidiaries and except for SAC Holdings on a
consolidated basis. Footnote 21A includes condensed
consolidating financial information which presents the
condensedconsolidatingbalancesheetsasofMarch31,
2005and2004andtherelatedcondensedconsolidating
statementsofearningsandcondensedconsolidatingcash
flow statements for the years ended March 31, 2005,
2004,and2003for:
(a) MovingandStorageOperations(theguarantor
subsidiaries)comprisedofAMERCO,U-Haul,
andAmercoRealEstateCompanyandeachof
theirrespectivesubsidiaries;
(b) the nonguarantor subsidiaries (comprised of
OxfordandRepWestandeachoftheirrespective
subsidiaries);and
(c) SACHoldings.
The information includes elimination entries necessary
toconsolidateAMERCO,theparent,withtheguarantor
andnonguarantorsubsidiaries.
Investments in subsidiaries are accounted for by the
parent using the equity method of accounting. The
guarantor and nonguarantor subsidiaries are presented
onacombinedbasis.