Listen to XBRL Board Chair Cees de Boer provide some key insight into the benefits of structured data for internal reporting during a sit down interview at Business Reporting 360 in Copenhagen. He also touches on SBR and the importance of accountability and transparency in business information. Watch the interview.
The Dutch parliament moved on Thursday this week to mandate electronic filing of financial accounts to the Chamber of Commerce (the national business registrar). The legislation phases in XBRL reporting as part of the Dutch SBR program.
The ruling party in Canada is calling for all government data and information to made open by default in machine-readable, digital formats
Australia has a Ministry of Small Business, and its chief – MP Bruce Billson – is embracing a plan by the National Australia Bank, calling for the abolition of Business Activity Statements, which are quarterly returns on Value Added Tax inputs and outputs. Billson also has Standard Business Reporting on his radar as another way to make […]
XBRL Sweden is hosting a single day event open to discuss the benefits on standard business reporting and how to further develop the use of XBRL for business reporting in the Nordic countries.
The US House of Representative’s Committee on Oversight and Government Reform held a hearing with testimony from elected and government official on how the DATA Act will impact government spending.
A recently completed pilot program conducted by the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants tested the use of digitally signed auditor’s reports.
Urging the US Department of Commerce to explore leading a Standard Business Reporting (SBR) initiative in the US was among one of the more interesting findings in a report released by New York University’s GovLab this week. The report details recommendations from a roundtable held earlier this year that explored the potential of open data […]
Dutch banking giant ING has announced that from 1 January 2015 it will offer discounts on loan and credit applications for SME customers in the Netherlands who provide XBRL versions of financial statements through the Dutch SBR platform.
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