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Finsbury Food Group Annual Report and Accounts 2020
Notes to the Company’s Financial Statements/Continued
40. Investments £000
Cost At beginning of financial year Impairment
At end of financial year
Net book value At 27 June 2020 At 29 June 2019
118,529 (6,527)
112,002
112,002 118,529
Impairment The reassessment of carrying values of the Company’s investment in subsidiaries which resulted in a reduction to the valuation of Ultrapharm at the year end, were carried out on the investments held in the Company. The value in use at a discount rate of 9.5% is £14.0 million, the cost of investment is £17.5 million, therefore an impairment of £3.5 million has been recognised. A further impairment has been taken on Anthony Alan Foods of £3.0 million that had previously been impaired. Note 10 details the considerations supporting an impairment of Ultrapharm goodwill.
41. Deferred Tax Recognised deferred tax assets and liabilities:
Assets
2020 £000
Employee share Scheme charges Interest rate swaps
Discounting of deferred consideration Short-term temporary differences Tax assets/(liabilities) Net tax assets
390 40 -
8
438 407
2019 £000
574 - -
5
579 519
2020 £000
- -
(31) -
(31) -
The deferred tax asset at 27 June 2020 has been calculated based on the rate of 19% substantively enacted at the balance sheet date. Movement in Deferred Tax during the Year
29 June 2019 £000
Employee share scheme Interest rate swaps
Discounting of deferred consideration Short-term timing differences
Movement in Deferred Tax during the Prior Year
30 June 2018 £000
Employee share scheme Interest rate swaps
Discounting of deferred consideration Foreign exchange contracts
712
(95) - -
617
Acquired £000
- -
(54) -
(54)
Recognised in income £000
118 65 24 5
212
Recognised in equity £000
(256) - - -
(256)
29 June 2019 £000
574
(30) (30) 5
519 574
(30) (30) 5
519
Acquired £000
- - - - -
Recognised in income £000
(2) 70
(1) 3
70
Recognised in equity £000
(182) - - -
(182)
27 June 2020 £000
390 40
(31) 8
407 Liabilities
2019 £000
-
(30) (30) -
(60) -
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