XBRL International’s Best Practices Board has published new draft guidance on using xBRL-CSV Table Constraints to improve validation efficiency for large, granular datasets. This approach embeds simple validation rules directly into the xBRL-CSV metadata, enabling early error detection as data is initially processed.
In 2025, artificial intelligence became a key topic in financial reporting – but if we want trustworthy results, we need trustworthy inputs. A run of commentary and explainers made the case that structured digital reporting is not an “extra” for AI; it’s the enabling infrastructure.
At the AICPA’s annual conference in Washington on 8 December, Kurt Hohl, the US Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) Chief Accountant, laid out an ambitious vision for the future of audit oversight and standard setting.
Catch up online. If you couldn’t join us live for Data Amplified Virtual, you can still catch the full replay online until 31 January 2026.
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has announced the release of the 2026 GAAP Financial Reporting Taxonomy (GRT), the SEC Reporting Taxonomy (SRT), the GAAP Employee Benefit Plan Taxonomy (EBPT), the DQC Rules Taxonomy (DQCRT), and the GAAP Meta Model Relationships Taxonomy (MMT).
What does a modern, robust, and efficient XBRL data collection platform look like? The Best Practices Board at XBRL International has just released new draft guidance that answers exactly that. From first submission to final analysis, it lays out the essential features, workflows and design considerations needed to build secure, scalable and high-quality reporting systems.
Throughout 2025, XBRL International has continued to strengthen our technical foundations through a series of targeted specification updates and practical guidance releases.
The European Parliament Legal Affairs Committee and the Council have now struck a provisional Omnibus I deal that again rewrites the scope of EU sustainability reporting and due diligence rules.
More than twenty years after Wall Street’s research scandals prompted strict controls on how analysts and bankers interacted, the regulatory landscape looks very different. Modern rulemaking, shifting business models and international pressures have steadily reshaped how equity research is produced and paid for.
As climate disclosure starts to move from board slides to real reporting, the International Sustainability Standards Board has gone back to IFRS S2 with a scalpel. Yesterday it issued targeted amendments to the greenhouse gas emissions requirements, aiming to ease some early application headaches without unpicking the overall architecture.
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