The IFRS Foundation has published guidance for regulators around the world looking to adopt the IFRS Taxonomy for the electronic filing of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) based financial statements.
The Best Practices Board’s Taxonomy Architecture Guidance Task Force has published a catalog of prioritised topics and ideas for future guidance for review and comment.
As we reported recently, there is a proposal within the International Organization for Standardisation (ISO) to start a new effort to create an international standard for audit evidentiary data for internal and external audit. In response to this development, XII convened a task force to define our position on this issue and make recommendations regarding a suggested response by […]
XII is gathering market feedback from the global community in order to better understand how normative guidance can be prioritized to best meet the needs of stakeholders.
XBRL International has released its first “XBRL Taxonomy Guidance Document”, which links specific reporting goals to architecture design options and observed good practices.
The Taxonomy Architecture Guidance Task Force is seeking public comment on a new resource for the XBRL community – The XBRL Taxonomy Guidance Document. The document gives analysis and guidance on select taxonomy aspects that were chosen to cover a cross section of the challenges that taxonomy architects face, including the architectural choices for filing […]
Using the Bank of Indonesia as a case study, the XII Best Practices Board has published a guidance document on the proof of concept methodology to measure the performance of an XBRL processing engine when handling large instances. Read the case study here: Large Instance Processing – Bank Indonesia http://www.istockphoto.com/photo/annual-report-6372295?st=97f4c61
The Dutch SBR program has posted a new “technical starter’s guide” to XBRL, aimed specifically at software developers who intend to implement SBR/XBRL in their software but do not know where to start.
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