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2015 IFRS Taxonomy Released

The IASB has released the 2015 XBRL Taxonomy, which includes changes from the three most recent interim releases, the latest of which was in December of 2014. IASB will be hosting a webinar for those with questions on the 2015 Taxonomy on 31 March. The IFRS Taxonomy is the foundation for many XBRL projects around […]

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EBA Publishes 2015 Taxonomy and Data Point Model

The European Banking Authority (EBA) has published the XBRL taxonomy for competent authorities to utilize for remittance of data. With a reference date of 30 June 2015 onwards, this taxonomy will be used for the first reports on additional liquidity monitoring metrics and supervisory benchmarking for data items identified in the EBA Data Point Model (DPM). In addition to new […]

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XBRL US Northeast Workshop

20th May, 2015

Join public company accountants and auditors at a practical, 1 ½ day workshop in XBRL SEC reporting with an emphasis on interactive exercises and solution discussions. The high instructor to attendee ratio guarantees that every registrant will walk away with questions and specific issues in XBRL creation addressed. The advanced program minimizes general presentations in […]

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Taxonomy Packages 1.0 Standardizes “Entry Points”

Those of you who work with them know that taxonomies can be large and as complex as the domains to which they are applied. Taxonomies are made up of many constituent XML files, and have historically been published alongside documentation that provides an explanation of which parts of the taxonomy do what. These “entry points” allow taxonomies to […]

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World Bank Publishes Sustainability Report in XBRL

The use of XBRL for sustainability reporting got a boost as the World Bank has started publishing its own annual sustainability report in XBRL using the GRI Taxonomy.

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2015 US GAAP Taxonomy Released

FASB has released the 2015 US GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy (Pending SEC Acceptance). Major changes were confined to those related to Accounting Standard Updates, and input from the Insurance Industry Resource Group to remove redundancies. The increase in deprecated elements in comparison to the 2014 Taxonomy is the result of a review to reduce unused and redundant […]

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New “In Sync” updates from the IASB

New “In Sync” updates from the IASB – The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) has published for public comment the Exposure Draft Disclosure Initiative (Proposed amendments to IAS 7). This Exposure Draft includes proposed changes to the IFRS Taxonomy to reflect the effect of the proposed amendments to IAS 7. This is the first time that proposed […]

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Climate Change Taxonomy Released

 The Carbon Disclosure Project has announced a public consultation period for its new 2014 Climate Change Taxonomy. The purpose of this taxonomy is to improve data quality and accessibility, align environmental reporting models with those used for financial reporting and make data consistent with other sustainability frameworks using XBRL such as the Global Reporting Initiative […]

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Open Data Coming to Denmark

Erhvervsstyrelsen, the Danish Business Authority, has released the final Danish GAAP Taxonomy for use by listed companies in their yearly accounts reporting. Following a positive trend we are seeing in the US, the UK, China and elsewhere, XBRL Denmark indicates that there are plans to make this information freely available to the public directly from the XBRL […]

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IFRS Taxonomy 2014 Updated

The IFRS Foundation has published Interim Release 2 to the IFRS Taxonomy 2014, updated to include IFRS 15 Revenue from Contracts with Customers, which was published by the IASB on 28 May 2014, and Common Practice (transport and pharmaceuticals). Learn more.

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