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NOTES TO THE GROUP FINANCIAL STATEMENTS CONTINUED
for the year ended 31 March
 
  2006
US$m

2005 US$m
4 FINANCE COSTS
Interest on shareholder’s loan 1,2 0,6
Interest paid other 1,1 0,3
Debt restructuring cost 0,1 1,6
  Total finance costs   2,4 2,5
Finance cost includes the following related party transactions:  
  – Interest paid to associates 1,2 0,6
5 CAPITAL ITEMS
5.1 Currency hedge cost (2,2) (4,1)
Comprises the net fair value adjustment associated with the group’s policy of hedging the majority of its net tangible assets of its foreign entities into its presentation currency,the US Dollar.    
 
5.2 Fair value adjustment to financial liability (1,4) (7,1)
Represents the change in fair value of the financial liability arising from the sale of a 26% share of Brait South Africa Limited.      
5.3 Profit on disposal of interest in subsidiary 2,9 –
During the year the group introduced new strategic partners to Bayport reducing Brait’s effective economic interest to 41,66%.      
5.4 Profit on disposal of property,buildings and fittings 2,8 –
The group sold its Johannesburg property and buildings, including fittings,situated at 9 Fricker Road, Illovo and,in terms of the conditions of the sale,entered into a five-year renewable operating lease agreement.  
5.5 Realisation of translation adjustment (0,2) –
As a result of partial repayments on Rand denominated loans to group companies.    
  Total capital items   1,9 (11,2)
6 TAXATION
6.1 Income tax expense
Luxembourg – –
Foreign expense 2,3 1,5
Deferred taxation (refer note 15)
– Current year expense/(credit) 0,4 (1,0)
  Total income tax expense 2,7 0,5
The group has reconciled its income tax to the income tax rate applicable to the holding company for the year ended 31-Mar 2006. In the jurisdiction that the holding company is registered, the income tax rate is zero, as other forms of taxation are applied.
One of the group’s subsidiaries, Brait South Africa Ltd, has STC credits amounting to US$34,8 million available for set off against future dividend payments.
6.2 Tax reconciliation
Taxation of foreign operations is calculated at the rates prevailing in the respective jurisdictions.
The tax expense for the year is reconciled to the profit per the income statement as follows:
    2006
US$m
% 2005
US$m
%
  Profit before taxation 52,4   34,8  
Tax at the Luxembourg income tax rate – – – –
Non-deductible expenses 5,1 10 43,5 125
Non-taxable income (7,2) (14) (36,7) (105)
Capital gains 0,5 1 – –
Deferred tax assets not raised/utilised 0,2 – 1,0 2
  Tax differential (0% vs 35%) 4,1 8 (7,3) (21)
  Tax expense 2,7   0,5  
  Effective tax rate % for the year    5   1
 
 
 
 
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