The XBRL Week run jointly by Eurofiling and XBRL Europe and to be held at the ECB headquarters in Frankfurt will include an Academic track on 7-8 June 2017. The Programme Committee for the Academic Track seeks papers, including from Phd Candidates and Industrial Researchers, on the way that corporate data can be used in […]
XBRL US’s DQC Committee Releases New Tranche of Machine Executable Rules.
With governments around the world forced to do more with less, and under constant pressure to reduce red tape, the number of countries considering SBR, or Standardised Business Reporting is on the rise, with Sweden and Finland just two of the more recent converts. In a new white paper from Fujitsu, the pros and cons […]
BSE, the largest stock exchange in India, has been using XBRL to help improve the accuracy and utility of filings about corporate voting results for the past two years. On 18 January, the BSE announced that this move is now permanent and mandatory for all such filings that occur after 31 January 2017. Rather than […]
New rules come into force on 30 June 2017, with enhanced validation rules and revised reporting requirements to impact banks across Europe.
Start thinking about how XBRL data in JSON can enhance data consumption. Feedback on this important new Candidate Recommendation is sought by 16 February.
The Orange Button initiative is developing XBRL based data standards for solar financing. It could be a model for data-driven decision making.
Following publication in the Official Gazette of the Italian Republic, updates made at the end of 2016 to the taxonomy for limited liability companies filing with the Italian InfoCamere (Chambers of Commerce) are in effect for all financial statements ending 31 December 2016 or later.
The Bank of England has published a public working draft (PWD) of its Banking XBRL Taxonomy (v0.9.1). Comment deadline is 16 January.
The CR version of the OIM suite of specifications includes improvements in the use of JSON to represent XBRL.
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