XBRL Netherlands Jubilee Congress
XBRL Netherlands is celebrating its 12th anniversary with a one day event on the added value and applications of XBRL for business and Government
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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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XBRL in the Nordic Region
XBRL Sweden is hosting a single day event open to discuss the benefits on standard business reporting and how to further develop the use of XBRL for business reporting in the Nordic countries.
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“Uniform Presentation” in the Netherlands
The Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants has developed a “Uniform Presentation” (UP) specification so that XBRL instance data is displayed the same or nearly identically when created by different software applications.
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Digital Signatures for Auditor Reports
A recently completed pilot program conducted by the Netherlands Institute of Chartered Accountants tested the use of digitally signed auditor’s reports.
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Netherlands 2015 SBR Taxonomy Published
The Netherlands SBR Program has published the first beta version (9.0.b.1) the 2015 SBR Taxonomy 2015. Along with the addition of inheritance tax declarations, a highlight of the new taxonomy is a simplification of the interface for filing statistical information. The SBR effort in the Netherlands continues to show the way forward in terms of cross […]
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Cheaper Loans for XBRL Filers in the Netherlands
Dutch banking giant ING has announced that from 1 January 2015 it will offer discounts on loan and credit applications for SME customers in the Netherlands who provide XBRL versions of financial statements through the Dutch SBR platform.
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Dutch SBR Program Posts Technical Starter’s Guide to XBRL
The Dutch SBR program has posted a new “technical starter’s guide” to XBRL, aimed specifically at software developers who intend to implement SBR/XBRL in their software but do not know where to start.
