Can digitisation significantly improve the processes of preparing, collecting, tracking and analysing data on government grants and how they are used?
The XBRL Software Certification programme has gained a new and valuable feature, with its expansion to provide certification of the Taxonomy Package and Report Package formats. From now on, not only do we confirm that software is able to correctly create and validate XBRL reports themselves according to the appropriate specifications, but also that these […]
XBRL US has written to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), providing feedback on its semiannual regulatory agenda and urging it to make time for testing.
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published the latest version of its ESEF Reporting Manual, expanding existing guidance and reflecting developments in the technical specifications.
Should Australia go digital, and why? A recent webinar on digital financial reporting from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) covered international developments in reporting and opportunities for Australia – and makes worthwhile viewing whether or not you’re Down Under!
Europe is at the start of a learning curve as it implements Inline XBRL reporting in the form of the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF).
This week we bring you two final (for now) posts in our series on ‘ESEF Errors and Common Pitfalls’, from XBRL International’s Guidance Manager Revathy Ramanan.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has made the final step in its transition from (traditional) XBRL to Inline XBRL, with smaller companies now joining the fold.
This is part of a series on common errors and pitfalls in ESEF filings, observed in our analysis of hundreds of reports collected in our repository, at filings.xbrl.org. For the series introduction, start here. Inline XBRL embeds XBRL tags into an HTML document, resulting in a single document that enables filers to provide computer-readable data whilst retaining significant control […]
This is part of a series on common errors and pitfalls in ESEF filings, observed in our analysis of hundreds of reports collected in our repository, at filings.xbrl.org. For the series introduction, start here. ESMA’s ESEF taxonomy contains taxonomy element labels in all official EU languages. ESEF reports are expected to use these ESMA taxonomy labels for base taxonomy […]
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