Our filings repository at filings.xbrl.org continues to expand, and we are delighted to note that it now contains over 4,000 European Single Electronic Format (ESEF) reports.
Just like the XBRL standard, our certification programme is modular. We have published a new website page to make it easier to see which XBRL Certified Software meets your individual needs.
We were delighted by a recent announcement by Administrator Isabella Casillas Guzman, leader of the US Small Business Administration (SBA).
Vendors take note! The Dutch central bank (DNB) has published a request for information (RFI) on XBRL software.
The XBRL Board of Directors has approved the promotion of the Assertion Severity 2.0 specification to Recommendation status, offering XBRL users valuable flexibility in applying data quality rules.
Colombia’s Superintendencia de Sociedades – or Supersociedades – the government entity that supervises commercial companies, has published its annual report on the country’s 1,000 largest companies, showing a healthy economic performance during 2021.
Our readers will be aware of the innovative project between the University of Michigan Center for Local, State, and Urban Policy (CLOSUP) and XBRL US exploring how digital data standards can improve transparency in local government reporting and ultimately lead to better governance.
The Central Bank of Ireland has published its latest XBRL Taxonomy, version 2.1. It forms part of the Bank’s updated reporting requirements for Electronic Money Institutions (EMIs) and Payment Institutions (PIs).
Should the ‘X’ in ‘XBRL’ be capitalised? How do different XBRL-related terms relate to different specifications and formats? And what do we mean by xBRL-XML?
Should the ‘X’ in ‘XBRL’ be capitalised? How do different terms relate to different specifications and formats? And what do we mean by xBRL-XML? These are questions we are sometimes asked, so we thought it was time for a quick clarification. For more on essential XBRL-related terms, the XBRL Glossary is also an indispensable resource. […]
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