The XSB has released the first Public Working Draft (PWD) of the OIM, along with a PWD of xBRL-JSON, a standard JSON representation of an XBRL report, providing new flexibility to regulators, data providers and other structured data publishers.
A new Working Group note provides information on how and when duplicates can occur and guidance on how to tackle them in different kinds of projects.
The XSB is issuing a call for implementations and is holding a six week comment period though 20 January 2016.
The Taxonomy Packages specification is open for comment until 20 January2016.
*Updated* The XBRL Standards Board has promoted the Assertions Severity 1.0 specification to Proposed Recommendation, meaning that sufficient implementation experience has been gathered and it is believed that no additional development is necessary.
The adoption of XBRL in over 60 countries has powered the evolution from human readable only filings in the form of paper or pdf (which is just paper on a screen) to machine readable structured data. But humans want to read the same information that computers have access to – in familiar, document form. Enter Inline XBRL (iXBRL). By allowing XBRL data […]
XII and a number of other organisations are currently requesting comment on a number of items. We encourage you to take full advantage of the opportunity and make yourself heard!
The XBRL GL Framework is coming into increased use around the world as a way to standardize the reporting of financial and business information within an organisation or throughout a supply chain at a transactional level.
The XBRL Standards Board has promoted the Assertion Severity 1.0 specification to Candidate Recommendation status. What does that mean? As the name suggests this modular addition to the XBRL Formula Specifications very simply provides a way to attach different levels of severity to errors encountered when processing business rules. Now in addition to simple Pass and […]
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