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.
A recently completed pilot program conducted by the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants tested the use of digitally signed auditor’s reports.
The Netherlands SBR Program has published the first beta version (9.0.b.1) the 2015 SBR Taxonomy 2015. Along with the addition of inheritance tax declarations, a highlight of the new taxonomy is a simplification of the interface for filing statistical information. The SBR effort in the Netherlands continues to show the way forward in terms of cross […]
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.
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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