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15
debtors
cont...
In the normal course of its business the Group enters into financing arrangements with third party funders in respect of specific customer contracts. These transactions are entered into to provide PFI (Private Finance Initiative) compliant finance for the capital cost of multi-year customer contracts. In these arrangements the present value of the customer receivable is matched by the amount due to the funding provider. Given the directly related nature of the transactions the Group does not recognise the equal and opposite related balances. This treatment is in accordance with FRS5.  
Prepayments and accrued income includes a balance of £901,000 (2002: £676,000) due after one year.  
   
16
creditors:
amounts falling due within
one year
  Group Company Group Company  
  2003   2003   2002   2002  
  £'000   £'000   £'000   £'000  
Bank loans and overdrafts (Note 19) 5,899   10,219   5,030   5,030  
Amounts due under finance leases (Note 19) 134     146    
Trade creditors 3,486   501   2,852   214  
Amounts owed to Group undertakings   510     203  
Corporation tax 3,334     2,004    
Other taxation and social security 2,721     2,667    
Accruals and other creditors 11,817   2,779   11,276   3,671  
Deferred income 14,289     8,390    
Proposed dividends 1,486   1,486   942   942  
Deferred consideration 1,050   1,050      
  44,216   16,545   33,307   10,060  
 
  The deferred consideration relates to an acquisition during the period. See Note 14 ii.  
     
17
creditors:
amounts falling due after
one year
  Group Company Group Company  
  2003   2003   2002   2002  
  £'000   £'000   £'000   £'000  
                 
Bank loans (Note 19) 42,171   42,171   14,663   14,663  
Amounts due under finance leases (Note 19) 122     189    
Deferred consideration 10,293   10,000   8,277   8,000  
  52,586   52,171   23,129   22,663  
 
 
 
  The acquisition agreement between KPMG and the Company for the purchase of iSOFT plc on 28 May 1999 provided for an amount of deferred consideration to become payable in cash by the Company in the event that the Company’s shares became listed on a recognised stock exchange on or before 30 April 2003. The amount of deferred consideration payable was calculated as a proportion of the market capitalisation of the Company after certain deductions had been made. This amount will only become payable when the directors realise the whole or substantially the whole of their equity shares into cash.  
  The directors are of the opinion that, taking into account advice received, the amount of deferred consideration which will become payable under this agreement has not altered since the prior period balance sheet date and will not exceed £8,000,000. The amount payable is non interest bearing and has not been discounted.  
  £293,000 (2002: £277,000) of the deferred consideration relates to the acquisition of Paramedical Pty Limited on 21 December 2001 and is payable upon satisfaction of certain performance criteria by the acquired company over the period to 3 December 2003  
  The directors are of the opinion that the amount of deferred consideration payable under the agreement has not altered from the terms of the agreement. The amount is not payable until 14 days after publication of the audited accounts of Paramedical Pty Limited for the period to 30 April 2004 but is interest bearing from 3 December 2003 until the date payment is made.  
  The remaining £2,000,000 of the deferred consideration creditor relates to an acquisition during the period. See Note 14 ii.  
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