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As d December 31 2013
6to12 hbretnan
Maths months 1 year Total
Notes ard loans payable S 130,000 S — S 3,414,600 S 3,544,600
Account payable 335,939 — — 305,509
Accounts paya tie and accrued expenses — 229,976 — 229,976
S 435,939 5 229.976 $ 3414 600 5 4003,515
23. Capital management
The Company s man objective an caplet management is to ensure that it mairtans a sold credd ratio and healthyfauna& capital rates to support its business and
maximize parrs The Company manages its capital structure and timely requests shareholders for any adjustment to this capital consdering the eoorcmic erivirorvnert
whch it operates. To marten or adjust its capital structure. t nay recpeM shareholders for vanations to dvidends and capital returns previously ageed on. as well as for
rcreases in capital ccntritzt ors it necessary. These parties had no signficaM changes in 2)14 and 2013
24. Fair value of financial instruments
As ndcated in Note 22, the Contrary's main fnancel instruments are comprised Cl cash, atcounts receivable. rotes and loans raeryable. accounts payable and accrued
expenses Management believes that me carrying a rrOunfs of cash a coourts receivable, and accounts payable approach their fair market value due to they short-term
nature In considerirg the fair vaue of loans payable with vonatie interest rates the Company has considered that LIBOR based borrowings resent periodically and the
LIBOR spread on Pose outstanding approximate those obtained by aleletes in recent fronting' In evaluating the far vakie of tans payable at fixed rates the Company
has considered tie cositry risks market conditions existing both at the date of the loans and than et the statement of finance' position data. and that there are rat a
agnificant ranter of caveat* !twangs in its market Therefore. the Company believes that the carrying value of loans payable at toed rates reasonably
approximates carrying yaks as of both Decent*. 31. 2014 and 2013. Denvatwe financial instruments have been measured at fah value as explained below
Fair value hierarchy
The Company uses Me following hierarchy for determining and *seaming the lair value of its financial ratrumerts by valuaton technique
• Level 1. Quoted (unadjusted) prices in ache markets for dented assets or lobbies
• Level 2 Techniques that use inputs (efferent from grated picas that are observable for the asset or lability. whether directly or irdirectty
• Level a Tecrnides trot use inputs that have a signboard effect on the recorded fair value that are not based an observable market data
Dona 2014, dessdicalion in levels of onstrurnerts measured at fait value s as follows
2014 Level 1 Level 2 Level 3
Interest rate cap-asset $426.296 — $4262DIS 5 —
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