The Australian Securities & Investment Commission, as part of its efforts to “assist companies in dealing with the complexity of financial reporting and allow users to better navigate financial reports” now encourages companies to file financial reports in iXBRL, removing the need for separate lodgement of a PDF-format or paper financial report. Since July 2010, companies that […]
Irish Tax and Customs announced the launch of Phase Two of its iXBRL mandate for Corporate Tax filings. Phase Two moves beyond “Large Case” filers and covers Corporation Tax returns submitted on or after 1st Oct 2014 for accounting periods ending on or after 31st Dec 2013. The mandate still excludes companies where assets do not exceed €4.4 […]
Listen to an interview with Companies House CEO Tim Moss, on how the UK’s companies registry is using XBRL to help UK commerce become more competitive.
Improved Internationalisation for Inline XBRL Version 3 of the Transformation Rules Registry (TRR) has been released as a Candidate Recommendation, bringing improved support for international dates and currencies to Inline XBRL.
The XBRL Standards Board and the Rendering Working Group are pleased to announce the publication of the Recommendation of Version 1.1 of the Specification for Inline XBRL. Company filings using the existing version of the Specification for Inline XBRL have been successfully mandated in a number of countries and currently account for the production of […]
*UPDATED* The XBRL Standards Board (XSB) has approved, at the request of the Rendering Working Group, the Proposed Recommendation for version 1.1 of the Specification for Inline XBRL. The Specification documents can be found on the XII website at: http://specifications.xbrl.org/under-development.html
XII has made the first public working draft of the Inline XBRL 1.1 Specification available for comment. Version 1.1 is the second release of the Specification for Inline XBRL. This version adds to version 1.0 a mechanism for splitting text content within a document; it allows the nesting of ix:nonFraction and ix:fraction; and it replaces […]
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