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OPEN TEXT CORP Regulatory Filings 2006

Aug 28, 2006

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CORRESP 1 filename1.htm LETTER TO THE SEC

CHOATE, HALL & STEWART LLP

Two International Place

Boston, MA 02110

T (617) 248-5000 F (617) 248-4000

Barbara M. Johnson

(617) 248-5090

[email protected]

August 28, 2006

By Electronic Submission

United States Securities and Exchange Commission

Division of Corporation Finance

100 F Street N.E. Mail Stop 4-06

Washington, D.C. 20549

Attention:
Accounting Branch Chief

Re: Open Text Corporation

Form 10-K for Fiscal Year Ended June 30, 2005

Form 10-Q for the Quarter Ended September 30, 2005

Form 10-Q for the Quarter Ended December 31, 2005

Form 10-Q for the Quarter Ended March 31, 2006

File No. 000-27544

Dear Ms. Collins:

On behalf of our client Open Text Corporation (the “Company”), this letter reflects the Company’s responses to the comments of the Staff (the “Staff”) of the Securities and Exchange Commission (the “Commission”) as set forth in your letter dated June 27, 2006 to Mr. Alan Hoverd, the Company’s former Chief Financial Officer. Please note that Mr. Paul McFeeters has replaced Mr. Hoverd as the Company’s Chief Financial Officer.

The responses set forth below have been organized in the same manner in which the Staff’s comments were organized.

General

Prior Comment No.1

  1. We note your response to our previous comment no. 1 where you indicate that the Company anticipates filing the Form 8-K/A to include the 2002 and 2003 restated financial statements for IXOS as well as the stub period financial statements from July 1, 2003 through March 1, 2004 on or before June 30, 2006. Please note that the Staff may have further comments once these financial statements are filed.

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The Company filed the Form 8-K/A which included the financial statements indicated above on June 30, 2006.

Note 9 - Accounts Payable - Trade and Accrued Liabilities

Excess Facility Obligations and Accrual Relating to Acquisitions, page 77

  1. We note your response to our previous comment no. 2 where you indicate that “instead of recording the direct costs as deferred costs until such time as the additional shares are purchased, the Company recorded the costs directly to goodwill”. Did the Company ever purchase the remaining IXOS shares? If so, tell us when you purchased these shares, tell us how much you paid for the shares and tell us how you recorded the purchase of such shares. If you have not purchased the remaining shares, then explain in further detail the reason for these costs and tell us why you believe it was appropriate to accrue these costs as part of the purchase price versus expensing such amounts when incurred.

Since the acquisition of 88% of the shares of IXOS in February 2004, the Company has continued to acquire the minority shares of IXOS through multiple step purchases. Please refer to Appendix A for details of the dates of the step purchases and the amounts paid to acquire the IXOS shares on those dates. Note that these purchases occur frequently as the Company has been active in its efforts to acquire the remaining minority shares. These step purchases have increased the Company’s ownership of IXOS from 88% at the initial date of acquisition to approximately 96% as of July 21, 2006. The purchase program is continuing although the timing of its completion is ultimately dependent upon the availability of shares to purchase. The Company has been accounting for these additional step purchases in accordance with SFAS 141 paragraph 14.

The Company’s response to Question 3 below further discusses the process being undertaken by the Company to acquire the remaining IXOS shares. The timing of future step purchases is also impacted by the matters and proceedings noted in the response to Question 3.

  1. We note your response to our previous comment no. 3 where you indicate that the remaining liability for the IXOS acquisition relates to certain IXOS shareholders having filed for a procedure asking the court to reassess the amount of annual compensation and the purchase price for the IXOS shares. With regard to the accrued liabilities for the IXOS acquisition costs, please explain the following:

• Provide a schedule of the amounts originally accrued at the time of acquisition and the subsequent amounts actually paid for (a) registration of the IXOS Domination Agreement, (b) profession fees related to assistance from external parties to buy out the minority shareholders and (c) settlement of litigation with minority shareholders;

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• Tell us how, at the time of acquisition, you determined that each of these costs was probable and explain the basis for each.

• Based on your recent response, it appears that costs for recent shareholder actions have been recorded against this liability. We do not understand how legal costs incurred in subsequent dispute over the valuation of the stock in the Domination Agreement can be considered costs of the acquisition. It would not seem reasonable that such costs could be anticipated at the time of acquisition and therefore, they appear to be period costs that should be expensed as incurred. Please explain.

• Appendix B provides a schedule of amounts originally accrued and subsequent amounts actually paid for the categories listed above.

• The three categories of costs are directly associated with the process of acquiring 100% ownership of a company in Germany pursuant to a tender offer process. Each is discussed individually below:

a) Registration of IXOS Domination Agreement

As indicated in our previous response dated March 13, 2006 to Question 6 of the Staff’s comments dated February 10, 2006, the Company determined, at the time of the acquisition of IXOS, that entering into a Domination Agreement (DA) with the acquired German corporation and registering it with the courts was a necessary legal step to complete an acquisition in Germany, both as a means to acquire further minority shares of IXOS and as a process to determine the fair value of such shares. In addition, it is a right of the minority shareholders after a control acquisition to request the installation of a DA between the acquirer and the target (“Proctor & Gamble – Wella” case). The probable costs of installation and registering the IXOS DA, which included legal costs and accounting costs (primarily valuation) were provided to the Company as estimates by various third party advisors in Germany.

b) Professional fees related to assistance from external parties to buy out the minority shareholders

The Company did not accrue for professional fees associated with the subsequent buy out of individual minority shareholders at the date of the initial IXOS acquisition. These direct costs were recorded at the time of incurrence and allocated as additional purchase price consideration (substantially as goodwill) for the incremental step purchases, in accordance with paragraph 14 of SFAS 141.

c) Settlement of litigation with minority shareholders

The Company did not accrue for costs related to the settlement of litigation with minority shareholders at the date of the initial acquisition of IXOS in February 2004. Instead,

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the Company accrued for these direct costs as they became determinable. The accrual amounts were based on estimates provided to the Company by third party service providers in Germany.

• The costs associated with shareholder disputes over the registration of the DA and the fair value established for the minority shares in the DA are direct and incremental costs associated with the ongoing step purchases of the remaining minority shares of IXOS. These disputes are a normal, probable and expected part of the process for acquiring minority shares in Germany as explained further in our response dated March 13, 2006.

In Germany, once the DA is registered, a company has two alternatives to acquire shares held by the minority shareholders:

(i) The company may choose to follow a court driven process of acquiring the minority shares; or

(ii) The company may choose to negotiate an out-of-court settlement with the holders of the minority shares.

In either case, all minority shareholders will be eligible to receive the determined value for their shares. All of the costs incurred under either of the alternatives are costs of doing a business acquisition in Germany. In order to acquire shares held by the minority shareholders, a company must choose one of the alternatives. As a result, the costs are probable and part of the acquisition of the shares held by the minority shareholders. With respect to the acquisition of the IXOS minority shareholders, Open Text chose to follow the court driven process. As explained in our letter of March 13, 2006, this gives a result that is similar to the common take-over bid process in North America where the initial bid price may be challenged and an ultimate higher bid is the purchase price of the acquired business under SFAS 141.

  1. We note your response to our previous comment no. 4 and your discussion of the remaining accrued liability for accounting services in the Centrinity acquisition. Please explain why the Company recorded an adjustment for goodwill of $341,403 during the quarter ended June 30, 2005. This amount equals the remaining balance in the account, which you indicated represents the amount due to an accounting firm that assisted the Company in the determination of the value of certain tax assets acquired in the business combination. When were these services performed? If these services were performed after the one year purchase price allocation period, then explain why such costs were not expensed as incurred. If the services were performed within the one year period, then tell us why the goodwill adjustment was recorded almost three years after the acquisition. We refer you to paragraph B183 of SFAS 141.

The Company recorded an adjustment for goodwill of $341,403 during the quarter ended June 30, 2005 because that was the quarter during which the income tax returns were assessed by Canada Revenue Agency and the amount of the liability became determinable. The accounting firm had been engaged by Centrinity prior to the Company’s acquisition of

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them and had completed a sufficient amount of work to make an estimate of the value of the tax assets as part of the purchase price. Under the terms of the engagement, payment was not due to the accounting firm until the cash was received from the Canada Revenue Agency. The Company acknowledges that the liability should have been accrued at the same time as the asset was set up; however, the amount is not material to the Company’s financial statements.

  1. We note your response to our previous comment no. 5 where you indicate that the $496,000 goodwill adjustment in the Gauss acquisition relates to costs associated with the Gauss squeeze out procedures and the registration thereof. Was the purpose of these “squeeze out” procedures to purchase the remaining minority shareholders’ stock? If so, tell us when you purchased these shares, tell us how much you paid for the shares and tell us how you recorded the purchase of such shares. If the Company did not purchase the remaining shares in Gauss, then explain in further detail the reason for these costs and tell us why you believe it was appropriate to record these additional costs as adjustment to goodwill versus expensing these amounts considering the acquisition occurred over two years ago.

In Germany, once ownership of 95% of the shares of a company is obtained, an acquirer can go through a “Squeeze-Out” process which is very similar to the DA process. The only difference is if the Squeeze-Out is registered with the court, minority shareholders have no choice but to sell their shares to the acquirer. On August 25, 2005, Open Text initiated the Squeeze-Out process for the purpose of purchasing the remaining minority shareholders’ stock by requesting shareholder meeting approval of the Squeeze-Out of the Gauss minority shareholders. The minority shareholders contested the validity of the resolution and it can be expected that minority shareholders will also contest the fairness or compensation offered in the Squeeze-Out.

The $496,000 represents direct costs accrued during the quarter ended September 30, 2005 in connection with the Squeeze-Out procedures and registration thereof, which have been subsequently paid. As the Company has not yet purchased the minority shares, these costs should have been recorded as deferred costs until such time as the purchase of the remaining shares occurred, resulting in a balance sheet classification error between deferred costs and goodwill.

The Company believes that these costs should continue to be deferred and should be an adjustment to goodwill upon acquisition of the minority shares as they directly relate to determining the fair value of the minority in accordance with SFAS 141, paragraph 24.

Since August 25, 2005, the Squeeze-Out has been challenged again and, as a result, as of the date of this letter; the Company has not yet acquired the minority shares of Gauss.

  1. Also, explain the purpose of the $434,315 goodwill adjustment in fiscal 2005 for Gauss accrued legal costs. If these costs also related to the “squeeze out” procedures then explain why you recorded these costs a year apart.

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As discussed in our response to question 5 above, the process of acquiring the shares held by the minority shareholders in Gauss commenced in May 2004 and is ongoing as the minority shareholders continue to contest the fair value of the minority shares in the German courts. The costs are being recorded as they are incurred. As the process to acquire the shares held by the minority shareholders has lasted several years, it has resulted in costs being recorded more than a year apart. The Company believes that the legal costs incurred in the Squeeze-Out of the minority shareholders should continue to be deferred and adjusted to goodwill upon acquisition of the minority shares as they directly relate to determining the fair value of the minority in accordance with SFAS 141, paragraph 24, which states that the cost of an acquired entity includes direct costs of the business combination.

March 31, 2006 Form 10-Q

Note 12 - Acquired Intangible Assets, page 17

  1. We note from your disclosures in Note 12 to the Company’s March 31, 2006 Form 10-Q that you recorded additional adjustments of ($5,225) during the first three quarters of fiscal 2006 relating to prior acquisitions. Provide a detailed breakdown of these adjustments by acquisition and also include a detailed breakdown of the individual adjustments for each acquisition. For instance, if your goodwill adjustment for the Gauss acquisition include adjustments for items such as (a) the purchase of stock, (b) “squeeze out” costs, (c) tax adjustments or (d) accrual adjustments then include in your response the amounts applicable to each and provide an explanation as to your basis in generally accepted accounting principles for adjusting goodwill versus expensing such amounts.

The nature of the adjustments to goodwill and the basis for such adjustments are shown in the table below. A detailed breakdown of these adjustments by acquisition is provided in Appendix C to this letter.

Nature of Adjustment Description
Reversal of EITF 95-3 accruals In accordance with EITF 95-3, when the ultimate amount of a cost expended is less than the amount recorded as a liability assumed in a purchase business combination, the excess should reduce the
cost of the acquired company.
Finalization of purchase price within one year allocation period In accordance with SFAS 141, changes to the purchase price can be made for a period of one year from the date of acquisition. Changes are a result of a reallocation between goodwill and
intangibles, more accurate assumptions, etc.
Costs related to acquisition of minority interest Amounts are direct and incremental costs associated with acquiring the minority interests in IXOS and GAUSS. Please see responses to Questions 2, 3, 5 and 6 of this letter.

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| Settlement of outstanding stock options | In accordance with generally accepted accounting principles, if an acquiring enterprise settles the acquired enterprise’s stock options or stock awards directly, the cost of settlement
would be treated as part of the purchase price as the consideration paid was not in excess of the fair value of the options settled. |
| --- | --- |
| Recognition of acquired tax losses | In accordance with SFAS 109, the tax benefits of an acquired enterprise’s deductible temporary differences or operating loss or tax credit carryforwards existing at the date of acquisition
that are first recognized subsequent to the acquisition date (by realization or reduction of the valuation allowance) are recorded and goodwill related to the acquisition is reduced to zero. |
| Correction of accounting errors identified in prior periods | These amounts relate to certain errors identified in prior periods that were recorded in the current period. Amounts were individually immaterial to the financial statements when considered
either on their own or in conjunction with other unadjusted differences. |
| Other miscellaneous amounts under $100,000 | Amounts are individually insignificant. |

  1. Also continue the rollforward of the accrued acquisition costs as provided in your response letter dated March 13, 2006 through June 30, 2006. Explain, in detail, the reasons for the adjustments that were offset against goodwill.

As requested, a rollforward of the accrued acquisition costs to June 30, 2006 is provided in Appendix D to this letter.

Similar to the presentation in our March 13, 2006 letter, the types of accrued acquisition costs related to the Company’s acquisitions are described in the table below. In each case these costs are included in the determination of the purchase price as they are direct out-of-pocket costs that are incremental to the consummation of the acquisition.

Type of Costs Description
Legal Costs Legal costs include costs of drafting, review and negotiation of legal agreements relating to acquisitions and other ancillary related legal matters arising throughout the acquisition process,
arbitration proceedings directly related to enforcing or determining the terms of

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| | share purchase agreements, the registration of agreements required in connection with the acquisition, and estimated costs at the date of acquisition associated with pre-acquisition litigation
matters and other litigation. |
| --- | --- |
| Accounting Fees | Accounting fees generally include costs relating to audits and valuations relating to the acquired company, independent external valuations of acquired intangible assets, and independent tax
advice related to structuring of acquisitions, filing pre-acquisition period tax returns and tax claims related to pre-acquisition fiscal periods. |
| Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs | Other external acquisition advisory costs include fees paid to external consultants for services relating to valuation of the acquired company, review of draft agreements and due diligence
reviews of financial statements of acquired companies. |
| Travel Costs | Travel costs include expenses incurred by third parties who provide legal, accounting and other external acquisition advisory services in connection with the acquisitions. |
| Insurance Costs | These costs relate specifically to the acquisition of Centrinity Inc. Pursuant to the terms of the Share Purchase Agreement, Open Text Corporation was required to secure directors and officers
insurance coverage for actions of the directors and officers of the acquired company taken prior to the acquisition. Since these directors and officers ceased to have any involvement with the combined company, the costs relate to pre-acquisition
period activities and have accordingly been included in the determination of the purchase price. |
| Acquisition Fees | These costs include transfer agent fees, tender solicitation costs, fees paid to the German stock exchange in connection with an acquisition, and brokerage fees for purchases of shares in the
acquired companies. |
| Other Costs | Other costs include all other direct costs not described above of which significant amounts are described in the footnotes to Appendix D. |

Note: The Company has classified foreign exchange revaluation adjustments related to the accounts payable balances separately in the attached schedule for ease of identification.

In light of the Company’s responses to the Staff’s comments set forth above, the Company does not believe it is appropriate to amend any of its historical filings, but will reflect the appropriate responses above in its future filings.

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If you have any questions with regard to the foregoing or would like to further discuss any of the matters covered in this letter, please contact me at (617) 248-5090.

Sincerely,

/s/ Barbara M. Johnson
Barbara M. Johnson

cc: Megan Akst, Staff Accountant

Securities and Exchange Commission

John Shackleton, Chief Executive Officer

Paul McFeeters, Chief Financial Officer

John Trent, Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary

James Clarke, Legal Counsel and Assistant Secretary

Open Text Corporation

APPENDIX A

Open Text Corporation Purchases of Shares of IXOS Software AG

trade date number of shares (A) share price (EURO) net price* (EURO) per share (B) net volume* (EURO) (A x B) total numbers (cum.) shareholding of Ixos share capital
# of shares volume* (EURO)
2-Jan-04 12,748 9.0000 9.0450 115,305.66 12,748 115,305.66
8-Jan-04 9,225 9.0000 9.0450 83,440.13 21,973 198,745.79
5-Feb-04 1,273,138 9.0000 9.0000 11,458,242.00 1,295,111 11,656,987.79
10-Feb-04 14,955,006 16,250,117 11,656,987.79
25-Feb-04 69,788 9.0000 9.0000 628,092.00 16,319,905 12,285,079.79
4-Mar-04 2,837,523 19,157,428 12,285,079.79 87.89 %
16-Apr-04 31,342 9.5124 9.5600 299,629.52 19,188,770 12,584,709.31
23-Apr-04 1,540 9.5000 9.5480 14,703.92 19,190,310 12,599,413.23
10-May-04 115,835 9.1201 9.1660 1,061,743.61 19,306,145 13,661,156.84
21-May-04 23,645 9.3853 9.4320 223,019.64 19,329,790 13,884,176.48
18-Jun-04 31,285 9.2740 9.3200 291,576.20 19,361,075 14,175,752.68
9-Jul-04 48,252 9.4670 9.5140 459,069.53 19,409,327 14,634,822.20
30-Jul-04 14,179 9.3781 9.4250 133,637.08 19,423,506 14,768,459.28
20-Aug-04 30,575 9.4164 9.4635 289,346.51 19,454,081 15,057,805.79
17-Sep-04 30,208 9.2727 9.3191 281,511.37 19,484,289 15,339,317.16
08. Oct 04 27,670 9.3484 9.3954 259,970.72 19,511,959 15,599,287.88
8-Nov-04 26,673 9.3650 9.4120 251,046.28 19,538,632 15,850,334.16
25-Nov-04 14,066 9.4169 9.4640 133,120.62 19,552,698 15,983,454.78
3-Dec-04 142,074 10.0680 10.1180 1,437,504.73 19,694,772 17,420,959.51
21-Dec-04 33,886 9.8530 9.9020 335,539.17 19,728,658 17,756,498.69
30-Dec-04 21,580 9.7970 9.8460 212,476.68 19,750,238 17,968,975.37
21-Jan-05 225,614 9.9780 10.0280 2,262,457.19 19,975,852 20,231,432.56
18-Feb-05 11,165 9.9970 10.0470 112,174.76 19,987,017 20,343,607.31
18-Mar-05 18,604 10.0000 10.0500 186,970.20 20,005,621 20,530,577.51
8-Apr-05 23,068 9.9680 10.0180 231,095.22 20,028,689 20,761,672.74
15-Apr-05 100,000 10.4000 10.4000 1,040,000.00 20,128,689 21,801,672.74
22-Apr-05 27,690 9.3800 9.3800 259,732.20 20,156,379 22,061,404.94
29-Apr-05 21,082 9.3800 9.3800 197,749.16 20,177,461 22,259,154.10
29-Apr-05 51,316 10.1340 10.1850 522,653.46 20,228,777 22,781,807.56
6-May-05 13,227 9.3800 9.3800 124,069.26 20,242,004 22,905,876.82
6-May-05 22,359 10.1500 10.2000 228,061.80 20,264,363 23,133,938.62
13-May-05 6,356 9.3800 9.3800 59,619.28 20,270,719 23,193,557.90
20-May-05 19,293 9.3800 9.3800 180,968.34 20,290,012 23,374,526.24

APPENDIX A

Open Text Corporation Purchases of Shares of IXOS Software AG

trade date number of shares (A) share price (EURO) net price* (EURO) per share (B) net volume* (EURO) (A x B) total numbers (cum.) shareholding of Ixos share capital
# of shares volume* (EURO)
20-May-05 23,628 10.1500 10.2000 241,005.60 20,313,640 23,615,531.84 93.29 %
27-May-05 4,459 9.3800 9.3800 41,825.42 20,318,099 23,657,357.26
3-Jun-05 9,811 9.3800 9.3800 92,027.18 20,327,910 23,749,384.44
3-Jun-05 27,818 10.1410 10.1917 283,512.71 20,355,728 24,032,897.15
10-Jun-05 5,294 9.3800 9.3800 49,657.72 20,361,022 24,082,554.87
17-Jun-05 3,729 9.3800 9.3800 34,978.02 20,364,751 24,117,532.89
17-Jun-05 28,629 10.0800 10.1304 290,023.22 20,393,380 24,407,556.11
24-Jun-05 2,051 9.3800 9.3800 19,238.38 20,395,431 24,426,794.49
24-Jun-05 31,681 10.1410 10.1917 322,883.25 20,427,112 24,749,677.74
1-Jul-05 6,179 9.3800 9.3800 57,959.02 20,433,291 24,807,636.76
1-Jul-05 32,519 10.1170 10.1676 330,640.18 20,465,810 25,138,276.94
8-Jul-05 3,780 9.3800 9.3800 35,456.40 20,469,590 25,173,733.34
8-Jul-05 21,370 10.1382 10.1890 217,738.93 20,490,960 25,391,472.27
15-Jul-05 5,942 9.3800 9.3800 55,735.96 20,496,902 25,447,208.23
15-Jul-05 23,529 10.1800 10.2309 240,722.85 20,520,431 25,687,931.08
22-Jul-05 14,054 9.3800 9.3800 131,826.52 20,534,485 25,819,757.60
22-Jul-05 9,962 10.2000 10.2510 102,120.46 20,544,447 25,921,878.06
29-Jul-05 6,634 9.3800 9.3800 62,226.92 20,551,081 25,984,104.98
29-Jul-05 10,128 10.4700 10.5224 106,570.87 20,561,209 26,090,675.85
5-Aug-05 4,438 9.3800 9.3800 41,628.44 20,565,647 26,132,304.29
5-Aug-05 9,609 10.5000 10.5525 101,398.97 20,575,256 26,233,703.26
12-Aug-05 425 9.3800 9.3800 3,986.50 20,575,681 26,237,689.76
19-Aug-05 1,892 9.3800 9.3800 17,746.96 20,577,573 26,255,436.72
19-Aug-05 23,659 10.5200 10.5726 250,137.14 20,601,232 26,505,573.86
26-Aug-05 823 9.3800 9.3800 7,719.74 20,602,055 26,513,293.60
2-Sep-05 827 9.3800 9.3800 7,757.26 20,602,882 26,521,050.86
9-Sep-05 1,681 9.3800 9.3800 15,767.78 20,604,563 26,536,818.64
9-Sep-05 13,567 10.5200 10.5726 143,438.46 20,618,130 26,680,257.11
16-Sep-05 25,837 9.3800 9.3800 242,351.06 20,643,967 26,922,608.17
16-Sep-05 9,520 9.3800 9.3800 89,297.60 20,653,487 27,011,905.77
23-Sep-05 511 9.3800 9.3800 4,793.18 20,653,998 27,016,698.95
23-Sep-05 18,487 9.3800 9.3800 173,408.06 20,672,485 27,190,107.01 94.93 %
30-Sep-05 3,304 9.3800 9.3800 30,991.52 20,675,789 27,221,098.53

APPENDIX A

Open Text Corporation Purchases of Shares of IXOS Software AG

trade date number of shares (A) share price (EURO) net price* (EURO) per share (B) net volume* (EURO) (A x B) total numbers (cum.) shareholding of Ixos share capital
# of shares volume* (EURO)
30-Sep-05 5,000 9.3800 9.3800 46,900.00 20,680,789 27,267,998.53
30-Sep-05 11,307 10.5200 10.5726 119,544.39 20,692,096 27,387,542.91
7-Oct-05 980 9.3800 9.3800 9,192.40 20,693,076 27,396,735.31
7-Oct-05 1,000 9.3800 9.3800 9,380.00 20,694,076 27,406,115.31
7-Oct-05 10,960 10.5200 10.5726 115,875.70 20,705,036 27,521,991.01
14-Oct-05 2,334 9.3800 9.3800 21,892.92 20,707,370 27,543,883.93
14-Oct-05 3,610 9.3800 9.3800 33,861.80 20,710,980 27,577,745.73
21-Oct-05 1,331 9.3800 9.3800 12,484.78 20,712,311 27,590,230.51
21-Oct-05 225 9.3800 9.3800 2,110.50 20,712,536 27,592,341.01
21-Oct-05 9,040 10.5200 10.5726 95,576.30 20,721,576 27,687,917.31
28-Oct-05 952 9.3800 9.3800 8,929.76 20,722,528 27,696,847.07
28-Oct-05 685 9.3800 9.3800 6,425.30 20,723,213 27,703,272.37
4-Nov-05 1,155 9.3800 9.3800 10,833.90 20,724,368 27,714,106.27
4-Nov-05 2,200 9.3800 9.3800 20,636.00 20,726,568 27,734,742.27
4-Nov-05 1,133 10.5200 10.5726 11,978.76 20,727,701 27,746,721.03
11-Nov-05 1,233 9.3800 9.3800 11,565.54 20,728,934 27,758,286.57
11-Nov-05 20 9.3800 9.3800 187.60 20,728,954 27,758,474.17
18-Nov-05 150 9.3800 9.3800 1,407.00 20,729,104 27,759,881.17
18-Nov-05 815 9.3800 9.3800 7,644.70 20,729,919 27,767,525.87
25-Nov-05 40 9.3800 9.3800 375.20 20,729,959 27,767,901.07
25-Nov-05 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,729,959 27,767,901.07
2-Dec-05 30 9.3800 9.3800 281.40 20,729,989 27,768,182.47
2-Dec-05 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,729,989 27,768,182.47
9-Dec-05 350 9.3800 9.3800 3,283.00 20,730,339 27,771,465.47
9-Dec-05 300 9.3800 9.3800 2,814.00 20,730,639 27,774,279.47
16-Dec-05 1,981 9.3800 9.3800 18,581.78 20,732,620 27,792,861.25
16-Dec-05 1,160 9.3800 9.3800 10,880.80 20,733,780 27,803,742.05
23-Dec-05 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,733,780 27,803,742.05
23-Dec-05 1,742 9.3800 9.3800 16,339.96 20,735,522 27,820,082.01
30-Dec-05 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,735,522 27,820,082.01
30-Dec-05 2,780 9.3800 9.3800 26,076.40 20,738,302 27,846,158.41 95.23 %
6-Jan-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,738,302 27,846,158.41
6-Jan-06 515 9.3800 9.3800 4,830.70 20,738,817 27,850,989.11

APPENDIX A

Open Text Corporation Purchases of Shares of IXOS Software AG

trade date number of shares (A) share price (EURO) net price* (EURO) per share (B) net volume* (EURO) (A x B) total numbers (cum.) shareholding of Ixos share capital
# of shares volume* (EURO)
13-Jan-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,738,817 27,850,989.11
13-Jan-06 6,000 9.3800 9.3800 56,280.00 20,744,817 27,907,269.11
20-Jan-06 800 9.3800 9.3800 7,504.00 20,745,617 27,914,773.11
20-Jan-06 1,600 9.3800 9.3800 15,008.00 20,747,217 27,929,781.11
3-Feb-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,747,217 27,929,781.11
3-Feb-06 13,690 9.3800 9.3800 128,412.20 20,760,907 28,058,193.31
10-Feb-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,760,907 28,058,193.31
10-Feb-06 1,415 9.3800 9.3800 13,272.70 20,762,322 28,071,466.01
17-Feb-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,762,322 28,071,466.01
17-Feb-06 4,750 9.3800 9.3800 44,555.00 20,767,072 28,116,021.01
24-Feb-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,767,072 28,116,021.01
24-Feb-06 500 9.3800 9.3800 4,690.00 20,767,572 28,120,711.01
3-Mar-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,767,572 28,120,711.01
3-Mar-06 400 9.3800 9.3800 3,752.00 20,767,972 28,124,463.01
17-Mar-06 525 9.3800 9.3800 4,924.50 20,768,497 28,129,387.51
17-Mar-06 4,880 9.3800 9.3800 45,774.40 20,773,377 28,175,161.91
31-Mar-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,773,377 28,175,161.91
31-Mar-06 300 9.3800 9.3800 2,814.00 20,773,677 28,177,975.91
13-Apr-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,773,677 28,177,975.91
13-Apr-06 2,930 9.3800 9.3800 27,483.40 20,776,607 28,205,459.31
28-Apr-06 263 9.3800 9.3800 2,466.94 20,776,870 28,207,926.25
28-Apr-06 2,301 9.3800 9.3800 21,583.38 20,779,171 28,229,509.63
12-May-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,779,171 28,229,509.63
12-May-06 250 9.3800 9.3800 2,345.00 20,779,421 28,231,854.63
26-May-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,779,421 28,231,854.63
26-May-06 2,250 9.3800 9.3800 21,105.00 20,781,671 28,252,959.63
9-Jun-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,781,671 28,252,959.63
9-Jun-06 3,000 9.3800 9.3800 28,140.00 20,784,671 28,281,099.63
23-Jun-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,784,671 28,281,099.63
23-Jun-06 16,478 9.3800 9.3800 154,563.64 20,801,149 28,435,663.27 95.52 %
7-Jul-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,801,149 28,435,663.27
7-Jul-06 2,000 9.3800 9.3800 18,760.00 20,803,149 28,454,423.27 95.53 %
21-Jul-06 0 9.3800 9.3800 0.00 20,803,149 28,454,423.27

APPENDIX A

Open Text Corporation Purchases of Shares of IXOS Software AG

trade date number of shares (A) share price (EURO) net price* (EURO) per share (B) net volume* (EURO) (A x B) total numbers (cum.) shareholding of Ixos share capital
# of shares volume* (EURO)
21-Jul-06 8,000 9.3800 9.3800 75,040.00 20,811,149 28,529,463.27 95.57 %
  • incl. 0.5% brokerage fee, if any (see column on the right)

** updated share capital of IXOS: 21,776,650 shares

APPENDIX B

| Amounts originally accrued | Registration of IXOS Domination Agreement — $ 1,130,164 | Professional fees related to assistance from external parties to buy out
minority shareholders — Nil | Settlement of litigation with minority shareholders — Nil |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Amounts subsequently paid | $ 1,130,164 | Nil | Nil |

Note 1: These amounts are included in the opening balance of accrued acquisition costs for IXOS in Appendix D.

APPENDIX C

-Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Nature of Adjustment IDI Brokercom Artesia Eloquent Gauss Vista First Class IXOS Optura Open Image Core- change Total Quarterly subtotal
Quarter ended September 30, 2005:
Reversal of EITF 95-3 accruals (890,571 ) (63,491 ) (30,239 ) (984,301 )
Finalization of purchase price within one year allocation period (478,808 ) 922,222 443,414
Costs related to acquisition of minority interest 607,446 1,480,182 2,087,628
Settlement of outstanding stock options —
Recognition of acquired tax losses (273,023 ) (99,521 ) (208,980 ) (581,524 )
Correction of errors identified in prior periods (250,000 ) 689,000 439,000
Other miscellaneous amounts under $100,000 60,000 (59,784 ) (91,773 ) 43,933 (47,624 )
—
Total Q1 adjustments relating to prior acq (273,023 ) 60,000 (638,113 ) (250,000 ) 607,446 922,222 (982,344 ) 1,940,644 (30,239 ) — — 1,356,593 1,356,593
Quarter ended December 31, 2005:
Reversal of EITF 95-3 accruals (62,805 ) (179,542 ) (101,950 ) (178,672 ) (180,712 ) (141,182 ) (387,953 ) (1,232,816 )
Finalization of purchase price within one year allocation period —
Costs related to acquisition of minority interest 476,063 476,063
Settlement of outstanding stock options 316,786 316,786
Recognition of acquired tax losses (288,092 ) (288,092 )
Correction of errors identified in prior periods (1,049,344 ) (1,049,344 )
Other miscellaneous amounts under $100,000 (58,694 ) 49,113 50,000 40,419
—
Total Q2 adjustments relating to prior acq — — (62,805 ) — (238,236 ) (101,950 ) (178,672 ) (676,186 ) (141,182 ) (387,953 ) 50,000 (1,736,984 ) (1,736,984 )
Quarter ended December 31, 2005:
Reversal of EITF 95-3 accruals 11,265 (1,175 ) (9,966 ) 124
Finalization of purchase price within one year allocation period —
Costs related to acquisition of minority interest 138,863 138,863
Settlement of outstanding stock options 85,223 85,223
Recognition of acquired tax losses (2,499,581 ) (2,636,855 ) (5,136,436 )
Correction of errors identified in prior periods —
Other miscellaneous amounts under $100,000 2,878 607 63,251 66,736
Total Q3 adjustments relating to prior acq — — — — (2,485,438 ) — 607 (2,350,693 ) (9,966 ) — — (4,845,490 ) (4,845,490 )
Q306 YTD Total (5,225,881 )

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
Centrinity
Opening Balance (1,480,131 ) (337,104 ) (114,274 ) (1,912 ) — (148,627 ) (277,220 ) 203,748 (2,155,519 )
Goodwill Adjustments 76,285 (347,179 ) E (270,894 )
Payments 592,228 1,912 126,255 720,394
Fx 10,000 10,000
Balance @ 12/31/02 (811,618 ) (337,104 ) (114,274 ) — — (148,627 ) (498,144 ) 213,748 (1,696,019 )
Payments 204,089 114,274 148,627 (6,172 ) 460,818
Fx 2,405 2,405
Balance @ 03/31/03 (811,618 ) (133,015 ) — — — — (504,316 ) 216,153 (1,232,796 )
Payments 95,202 66,936 (23,098 ) 139,040
Fx 125,981 125,981
Balance @ 06/30/03 (716,416 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (527,414 ) 342,134 (967,775 )
Goodwill Adjustments 506,000 D 506,000
Payments (28,590 ) (28,590 )
Fx (306,523 ) (306,523 )
Balance @ 09/30/03 (716,416 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (50,003 ) 35,612 (796,887 )
Goodwill Adjustments 279,062 C 279,062
Payments (12,590 ) (12,590 )
Fx (13,142 ) (13,142 )
Other —
Balance @ 12/31/03 (437,354 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (62,593 ) 22,470 (543,557 )
Payments (43,991 ) 12,445 (31,546 )
Fx 11,833 11,833
Balance @ 03/31/04 (481,345 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (50,148 ) 34,303 (563,269 )
Payments 2,290 32,318 34,609
Fx 27,764 27,764
Balance @ 06/30/04 (479,055 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (17,829 ) 62,067 (500,896 )
Fx (31,561 ) (31,561 )
Balance @ 09/30/04 (479,055 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (17,829 ) 30,506 (532,457 )
Payments (2,070 ) (2,070 )
Fx (69,369 ) (69,369 )
Balance @ 12/31/04 (479,055 ) (66,079 ) — — — — (19,899 ) (38,863 ) (603,896 )
Goodwill Adjustments 208,200 A 19,899 61,082 289,181
Fx 8,027 8,027
Balance @ 03/31/05 (270,855 ) (66,079 ) — — — — — 30,246 (306,688 )
Goodwill Adjustments (341,403 ) B (341,403 )
Fx (2,800 ) (2,800 )
Balance @ 06/30/05 (270,855 ) (407,482 ) — — — — — 27,446 (650,890 )
Fx (34,870 ) (34,870 )
Balance @ 09/30/05 (270,855 ) (407,482 ) — — — — — (7,424 ) (685,760 )
Goodwill Adjustments 130,000 A 66,079 196,079
Payments —
Fx 7,424 7,424
Other (34,145 ) (34,145 )
Balance @ 12/31/05 (175,000 ) (341,403 ) — — — — — — (516,403 )
Payments 120,943 120,943
Fx (405 ) (405 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 (54,057 ) (341,403 ) — — — — — (405 ) (395,865 )
Payments 16,521 157,907 174,428
Fx 3 3
Balance @ 06/30/06 (37,536 ) (183,496 ) — — — — — (402 ) (221,434 )

Footnotes:

A Adjustment of pre-acquisition contingency accrual

B Direct costs related to valuation of acquired tax assets

C Goodwill adjustment relates to the finalization of acquisition related costs accrual within the 1 year allocation period

D Reversal of accrual for employee severance payments

E Accrual for employee severance payments

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
Eloquent
Opening Balance (928,281 ) (43,908 ) (47,772 ) — (57,804 ) — (12,244 ) (6,642 ) (1,096,651 )
Payments 167,107 3,200 170,307
Balance @ 03/31/03 (761,174 ) (43,908 ) (44,572 ) — (57,804 ) (12,244 ) (6,642 ) (926,344 )
Payments 115,538 20,320 39,903 54,487 50,176 280,424
Balance @ 06/30/03 (645,636 ) (23,588 ) (4,668 ) — (3,316 ) — 37,931 (6,642 ) (645,920 )
Payments 60,067 (158 ) 21,746 (48,671 ) 32,984
Fx (4,000 ) (4,000 )
Balance @ 09/30/03 (585,569 ) (23,746 ) (4,668 ) — 18,429 — (10,740 ) (10,642 ) (616,936 )
Payments 25,733 42,709 8,048 76,489
Balance @ 12/31/03 (559,836 ) 18,962 (4,668 ) — 18,429 — (2,692 ) (10,642 ) (540,447 )
Payments 3,037 (16,126 ) 4,668 (18,429 ) (26,850 )
Balance @ 03/31/04 (556,799 ) 2,836 — — — — (2,692 ) (10,642 ) (567,297 )
Goodwill Adjustments 56,053 7,421 63,475
Payments 742 742
Other 2,692 2,692
Balance @ 06/30/04 (500,004 ) 10,258 — — — — — (10,642 ) (500,388 )
Balance @ 09/30/04 (500,004 ) 10,258 — — — — — (10,642 ) (500,388 )
Payments 3,706 3,706
Fx 10,642 10,642
Balance @ 12/31/04 (496,297 ) 10,258 — — — — — — (486,040 )
Balance @ 03/31/05 (496,297 ) 10,258 — — — — — — (486,040 )
Balance @ 06/30/05 (496,297 ) 10,258 — — — — — (486,040 )
Goodwill Adjustments 250,000 A 250,000
Balance @ 09/30/05 (246,297 ) 10,258 — — — — — — (236,040 )
Balance @ 12/31/05 (246,297 ) — — — — — — — (246,297 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 (246,297 ) — — — — — — — (246,297 )
Payments 3,360 3,360
Balance @ 06/30/06 (242,937 ) — — — — — — — (242,937 )

Footnotes:

A Reversal of accrual for pre-acquistion contingency adjustment

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
Gauss
Opening Balance (509,391 ) (771,004 ) (234,490 ) (128,237 ) (255,127 ) — (123,064 ) 25,313 (1,995,998 )
Payments 525,723 115,812 33,198 78,214 14,817 767,764
Fx 13,647 13,647
Other 20,596 20,596
Balance @ 09/30/03 16,333 (771,004 ) (118,678 ) (95,039 ) (176,912 ) — (87,651 ) 38,961 (1,193,991 )
Goodwill Adjustments (347,781 ) C (347,781 )
Payments 88,307 (16,115 ) 90,319 196,007 358,519
Fx (1,049 ) (1,049 )
Goodwill Adjustments 57,531 57,531
Other 60,787 60,787
Balance @ 12/31/03 (243,141 ) (771,004 ) (134,793 ) (4,720 ) (176,912 ) — 226,673 37,911 (1,065,985 )
Payments 279,956 521,626 218,173 4,720 55,341 13,721 1,093,538
Other 2,677 2,677
Balance @ 03/31/04 36,815 (249,378 ) 83,381 — (121,571 ) — 243,072 37,911 30,230
Goodwill Adjustments (306,242 ) C (306,242 )
Payments 266,587 161,597 3,212 60,137 491,533
Other (215,520 ) (215,520 )
Balance @ 06/30/04 303,402 (87,781 ) 86,593 — (61,434 ) — (278,690 ) 37,911 2
Goodwill Adjustments (434,315 ) B (62,045 ) (3,640 ) (500,000 )
Balance @ 09/30/04 (130,913 ) (149,826 ) 86,593 — (61,434 ) — (278,690 ) 34,271 (499,998 )
Payments 11,037 46,864 57,901
Fx (84,201 ) (84,201 )
Balance @ 12/31/04 (119,876 ) (102,962 ) 86,593 — (61,434 ) — (278,690 ) (49,930 ) (526,299 )
Goodwill Adjustments 105,884 A 105,884
Payments (10,426 ) (10,426 )
Fx 66,880 66,880
Balance @ 03/31/05 (119,876 ) (102,962 ) 86,593 — (61,434 ) — (183,232 ) 16,950 (363,961 )
Fx 66,373 66,373
Balance @ 06/30/05 (119,876 ) (102,962 ) 86,593 — (61,434 ) — (183,232 ) 83,323 (297,588 )
Goodwill Adjustments (496,000 ) B (108,000 ) B (3,446 ) (607,446 )
Payments 86,098 86,098
Fx 32,132 32,132
Balance @ 09/30/05 (529,778 ) (102,962 ) (21,407 ) — (61,434 ) — (186,678 ) 115,456 (786,804 )
Goodwill Adjustments 108,406 A 108,406
Payments 257,052 31,000 21,407 61,434 370,893
Fx (118,144 ) (118,144 )
Other 24,818 24,818
Balance @ 12/31/05 (272,726 ) (71,962 ) — — (0 ) — (53,454 ) (2,688 ) (400,830 )
Goodwill Adjustments (11,265 ) (11,265 )
Payments 230,318 19,618 (8,494 ) 241,443
Fx (8,661 ) (8,661 )
Other —
Balance @ 03/31/06 (53,673 ) (52,344 ) — — (8,494 ) — (53,454 ) (11,349 ) (179,314 )
Goodwill Adjustments (171,927 ) B 52,343 53,454 (66,130 )
Payments 223,866 223,866
Fx (12,118 ) (12,118 )
Other —
Balance @ 06/30/06 (1,734 ) (1 ) — — (8,494 ) — — (23,467 ) (33,696 )

Footnotes:

A Adjust several non-material miscellaneous items

B Accrual relating to finalization of purchase price (see response to Questions 5 and 6 for more detailed description of nature of adjustments)

C Adjust accrual for additional costs within 1 year of acquisition

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
IXOS
Opening Balance (2,634,803 ) (1,045,747 ) (1,106,933 ) (348,566 ) (3,159,926 ) — (3,668,495 ) 54,493 (11,909,975 )
Goodwill Adjustments (75,601 ) (75,601 )
Payments 337,045 A 72,830 583,426 331,720 2,965,081 558,528 4,848,630
Balance @ 03/31/04 (2,373,359 ) (972,917 ) (523,506 ) (16,846 ) (194,845 ) — (3,109,967 ) 54,493 (7,136,946 )
Goodwill Adjustments 76,061 76,061
Payments 456,963 86,750 332,926 16,846 194,845 2,533,609 3,621,939
Balance @ 06/30/04 (1,916,396 ) (886,167 ) (190,580 ) — — — (500,297 ) 54,493 (3,438,946 )
Goodwill Adjustments (350,000 ) B (350,000 )
Payments 319,762 149,964 11,161 6,175 487,061
Fx (220,061 ) (220,061 )
Balance @ 09/30/04 (1,596,634 ) (1,086,203 ) (179,420 ) — — — (494,123 ) (165,567 ) (3,521,946 )
Payments 464,505 321,070 25,463 811,038
Fx 158,024 158,024
Balance @ 12/31/04 (1,132,129 ) (765,133 ) (153,956 ) — — — (494,123 ) (7,543 ) (2,552,884 )
Payments 213,630 45,455 259,085
Fx (65,158 ) (65,158 )
Other (18,028 ) (18,028 )
Balance @ 03/31/05 (918,498 ) (765,133 ) (108,501 ) — — — (512,151 ) (72,701 ) (2,376,985 )
Payments 21,001 21,001
Fx (105,385 ) (105,385 )
Other 294,384 294,384
Balance @ 06/30/05 (897,498 ) (765,133 ) (108,501 ) — — — (217,767 ) (178,086 ) (2,166,985 )
Payments 386,813 386,813
Fx 177,187 177,187
Balance @ 09/30/05 (510,685 ) (765,133 ) (108,501 ) — — — (217,767 ) (899 ) (1,602,985 )
Goodwill Adjustments 30,000 30,000
Payments 9,538 117,690 42,815 170,043
Fx 31,156 31,156
Other 48,787 23,000 71,787
Balance @ 12/31/05 (471,147 ) (647,443 ) (16,900 ) — — — (194,767 ) 30,257 (1,299,999 )
Goodwill Adjustments (25,699 ) (31,656 ) (57,355 )
Payments 380,094 410,233 2,260 792,586
Fx (45,231 ) (45,231 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 (116,752 ) (268,866 ) (14,640 ) — — — (194,767 ) (14,974 ) (609,999 )
Goodwill Adjustments (291,990 ) D (669,469 ) B (31,159 ) (992,618 )
Payments 372,180 487,055 31,159 890,394
Fx 96,516 96,516
Other —
Balance @ 06/30/06 (36,563 ) (451,280 ) (14,640 ) — — — (194,767 ) 81,542 615,707

Footnotes:

A $238,505 of the balance relates to contract termination costs

B Audit fees - pre acquistion periods

C Relates to severance payment to former IXOS president

D Accrual relating to finalization of purchase price

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
Artesia
Opening Balance (167,180 ) (90,080 ) (122,667 ) (966 ) — — 1,021 (341 ) (380,213 )
Payments 73,179 139,928 966 214,073
Fx 3,039 3,039
Balance @ 09/30/04 (94,001 ) (90,080 ) 17,261 — — — 1,021 698 (165,101 )
Payments 26,677 26,677
Fx 3,766 3,766
Balance @ 12/31/04 (67,324 ) (90,080 ) 17,261 — — — 1,021 4,463 (134,658 )
Payments 16,901 32,453 721 50,075
Fx (1,452 ) (1,452 )
Balance @ 03/31/05 (50,423 ) (57,627 ) 17,982 — — — 1,021 3,011 (86,036 )
Payments 7,640 7,640
Fx (706 ) (706 )
Balance @ 06/30/05 (42,783 ) (57,627 ) 17,982 — — — 1,021 2,305 (79,103 )
Goodwill Adjustments (40,216 ) (40,216 )
Fx 2,704 2,704
Balance @ 09/30/05 (42,783 ) (57,627 ) 17,982 — — — (39,195 ) 6,009 (115,615 )
Goodwill Adjustments 46,403 9,390 (17,982 ) 29,195 (6,204 ) 60,802
Fx 196 196
Balance @ 12/31/05 3,620 (48,237 ) — — — — (10,000 ) 0 (54,617 )
Payments 46,086 46,086
Fx (3,700 ) (3,700 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 3,620 (2,151 ) — — — — (10,000 ) (3,700 ) (12,231 )
Balance @ 06/30/06 3,620 (2,151 ) — — — — (10,000 ) (3,700 ) (12,231 )

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Other FX Total
Vista
Opening Balance (235,835 ) (69,334 ) (125,298 ) — — (40,000 ) (9,345 ) (479,811 )
Payments 9,808 31,064 40,872
Fx 1,250 1,250
Balance @ 09/30/04 (226,026 ) (69,334 ) (94,234 ) — — (40,000 ) (8,095 ) (437,689 )
Payments 13,920 133,024 146,944
Fx 1,867 1,867
Balance @ 12/31/04 (212,106 ) (69,334 ) 38,790 — — (40,000 ) (6,227 ) (288,877 )
Payments 131,710 32,251 2,759 166,720
Fx 985 985
Balance @ 03/31/05 (80,396 ) (37,083 ) 41,549 — — (40,000 ) (5,243 ) (121,172 )
Payments 617 617
Fx — —
Balance @ 06/30/05 (79,779 ) (37,083 ) 41,549 — — (40,000 ) (5,243 ) (120,556 )
Fx 6,000 6,000
Balance @ 09/30/05 (79,779 ) (37,083 ) 41,549 — — (40,000 ) 758 (114,555 )
Goodwill Adjustments 79,779 24,528 (41,549 ) 40,000 (808 ) 101,950
Fx 580 580
Balance @ 12/31/05 — (12,555 ) — — — — 530 (12,025 )
Payments 12,866 12,866
Fx (6,870 ) (6,870 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 — 311 — — — — (6,340 ) (6,029 )
Balance @ 06/30/06 — 311 — — — — (6,340 ) (6,029 )

APPENDIX D

• Note that Foreign Exchange (“Fx”) has been classified separately for ease of identification purposes only.

• Amounts less than $100,000 have not been explained as the Company believes such amounts are not material to this analysis and the Company’s financial statements.

Legal Accounting Other External Acquisition Advisory Costs Travel Acquisition Fees Insurance Other FX Total
Optura
Opening Balance (101,924 ) (84,999 ) (69,000 ) — — (99,075 ) (366 ) (355,364 )
Payments 43,353 47,280 9,991 100,624
Balance @ 03/31/05 (58,571 ) (84,999 ) (21,720 ) — — (89,084 ) 634 (253,740 )
Payments 12,689 942 13,631
Balance @ 06/30/05 (45,882 ) (84,999 ) (21,720 ) — — (88,142 ) 634 (240,109 )
Payments 16,050 16,050
Fx 470 470
Balance @ 09/30/05 (29,833 ) (84,999 ) (21,720 ) — — (88,142 ) 104 (224,590 )
Goodwill Adjustments 27,908 23,022 21,720 78,539 151,189
Payments 1,925 21,226 23,151
Other 8,603
Balance @ 12/31/05 0 (40,752 ) — — — (1,000 ) 104 (41,647 )
Payments 28,146 28,146
Fx (50 ) (50 )
Balance @ 03/31/06 0 (12,606 ) — — — — (1,000 ) 54 (13,551 )
Goodwill Adjustments (1,242 ) (1,242 )
Payments 2,750 2,750
Fx (70 ) (70 )
Balance @ 06/30/06 (1,242 ) (9,856 ) — — — — (1,000 ) (16 ) (12,114 )
  • The balance at acquistion and at the end of the following quarter do not tie to disclosures in the Company’s Form 10-Q filing for the three months ended March 31, 2005 by $149,000. This disclosure discrepancy was corrected in the Company’s Form 10-K filed for the period ended June 30, 2005.