A partnership of three major commercial banks in the Netherlands announced this week that they will mandate the use of the Standard Business Reporting (SBR) program for all credit reporting as of 1 January 2017.
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.
Rob Kuipers Provides an Update on SBR in the Netherlands. At the 2015 XBRL International Conference in Copenhagen, we had a chance to sit down with Mr. Rob Kuipers, head of the SBR program in The Netherlands. In a free wheeling interview with special correspondent Adam Shaw, he discusses a range of issues on Standardised […]
Dutch SBR head Rob Kuipers discusses the unique public/private partnership that is cutting red tape for business in the Netherlands.
The European Institute of Public Administration has named Standard Business Reporting a “European Best Practice”. Learn how to make SBR work for you at Business Reporting 360°
There is now an English language version of “Challenging the Chain” available as a free digital download. The book examines the background and journey taken in the Netherlands around their SBR program. From the publisher: Challenging the Chain” describes the journey of SBR from challenge to solution. Specialists in the field – flanked by academics – […]
XBRL Netherlands is celebrating its 12th anniversary with a one day event on the added value and applications of XBRL for business and Government
XII Chair Cees de Boer explains how collaboration to launch SBR in the Netherlands has created a virtuous circle of improvement that has enhanced reporting at all levels.
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 Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants has developed a “Uniform Presentation” (UP) specification so that XBRL instance data is displayed the same or nearly identically when created by different software applications.
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