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US Surety Working Group Review Standards

As mentioned above, the US Surety Working Group have been developing the XBRL US WIP Taxonomy to be used by contractors filing to the SBA. This week the Working Group, which is comprised of surety carriers, bond agents, and software companies, also published a draft release of the Contractors Financial Taxonomy. The Contractors Financial Taxonomy […]

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XBRL Project Directory – Supporting Resources Added

We recently reported the release of our new interactive directory of XBRL projects. The directory is a snapshot of XBRL implementations around the world and includes links to underlying legislation, announcements or regulation for most of the projects listed. We have now added links to supporting resources such as taxonomies, technical documentation and filing instructions for the majority of […]

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XBRL Mandates Around the World

This week XBRL International has published a new interactive directory to all of the XBRL projects that we are currently aware of around the world.

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IFRS Taxonomy Consultative Group Calls for Members

The IFRS Foundation is seeking candidates to join the IFRS Taxonomy Consultative Group from 1 April 2019. The IFRS Taxonomy Consultative Group contributes to the development of the IFRS Taxonomy by providing regular input on taxonomy related issues. Members are drawn from a variety of business and geographical backgrounds. The Board is keen to appoint […]

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XBRL FRC 2019 Taxonomies suite

The UK’s Financial Reporting Council (FRC) has amended its XBRL accounting taxonomies to reflect changes introduced in the UK GAAP triennial review and three new IFRS documents. UK IFRS reporters to HMRC and Companies House will need to use this collection to file their annual accounts. UK GAAP reporters applying the Triennial Review Amendments can […]

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New Tutorial

One of the most powerful features of XBRL is the ability to embed sophisticated business rules for validation into a taxonomy in the form of XBRL formula rules.  XBRL formula is a very powerful language, but with that power comes some complexity.  To help new users get to grips with the language, the XBRL Best Practices Board has just approved the publication […]

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New XBRL Glossary Reduces Jargon

New XBRL Glossary Reduces Jargon

The XBRL Best Practices Board has published a first full release of the XBRL Glossary. Until now, there haven’t been better terms available for referring to XBRL features and functionality. The glossary seeks to change that by providing a set of simplified terms with a clear description to help newcomers get to grips with XBRL.

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XBRL US Responds to the Request for Information and clarifies the aim of GEAR

XBRL US Responds to the Request for Information and clarifies the aim of GEAR

In September 2018, XBRL US submitted a letter in response to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget (OMB) request for information on a proposed public/private partnership called the Government Effectiveness Advanced Research (GEAR) Center. The goals of this partnership are stated as “re-imagining possibilities for how citizens interact with the Government; rethinking the delivery […]

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World’s Examples of the use of XBRL Structured Data

Examples of XBRL Use Around the World

A recent paper by the CFA Institute’s Financial Reporting Director, Mohini Singh, discussed the changing use of structured data by investors and analysts. Singh has followed this up with another piece focusing on reporting to lenders, tax authorities, and other regulating bodies around the world. More details about these case studies here.

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IFRS Releases 2018 Taxonomy Business Rules

IFRS Releases 2018 Taxonomy Business Rules

The IFRS Foundation’s set of Taxonomy business rules for 2018 is also now available to download. It can be used with software tools supporting XBRL Formula. The release is accompanying material to the IFRS Taxonomy 2018 and has been updated from the 2017 version to reflect changes in the IFRS Taxonomy content. The business rules can […]

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