XBRL in Corporate Actions Picks Up Steam
An update on the latest developments with XII’s Corporate Actions Working Group
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Making XBRL Easier
XII is looking to develop additional and somewhat simpler ways using an OIM, or Open Information Model, aimed at providing standardised ways to deal with XBRL using alternative syntax.
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Some US Politicians Still Wedded to Paper
Structured data caught in the crossfire as US politicians angle to position themselves as the champion of small business against regulation.
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XII Chair Cees de Boer on the collaboration needed to make SBR work
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.
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Consortium Update – A Well Deserved Thanks
The XII Member Assembly had its semi-annual meeting on November 5th, and amidst all the consortium business, there was one thing we’d like to bring to the attention of the XBRL Community at large. Groups such as ours owe their existence and continued success to the dedication and hard work of volunteers. They advise the […]
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Open XBRL in the US is a Vital Transparency Measure
We thought it would be helpful to identify what is going on in the United States with political proposals to restrict XBRL filing by certain public companies. To be clear, here at XBRL International we think that stepping back in time from digital reporting to a paper paradigm would be a shortsighted and significantly retrograde […]
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Companies House: Business “Plumbing” now at Light Speed
Listen to an interview with Companies House CEO Tim Moss, on how the UK’s companies registry is using XBRL to help UK commerce become more competitive.
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An Overdue Refresh
Welcome to an entirely new website from XBRL International. We want to educate people in the what, how and why of XBRL, so that more people in more places understand the benefits of structured digital reporting.
