The XBRL International Best Practices Board (BPB) has reviewed its published guidance and updated several documents to reflect the latest specifications and best practices.
The updated Inline XBRL 1.1 specification has now been promoted to Edited Recommendation status, following its six-week public review as a Proposed Edited Recommendation in May.
Our series exploring XBRL International’s new Regulatory Playbook continues this week, as we consider the technical side of planning and implementing an XBRL framework. If you’re new to digital reporting it can be tricky to know where to start, so the Playbook aims to take you through key considerations step-by-step.
As you are reading this, the XBRL Asia Round Table (XART) will be wrapping up in Sapporo, on the northern Japanese island of Hokkaido.
If you’re a regulator implementing digital reporting for the first time – or even expanding your current framework – XBRL International’s new Regulatory Playbook is the practical, step-by-step guide you need.
Our new Regulatory Playbook is now available – your essential guide to planning and implementing digital reporting. If you’ve ever asked yourself “Where do I start?” when it comes to digital reporting, this is for you.
The XBRL Standards Board has approved the publication of an initial Public Working Draft (PWD) of Taxonomy Packages 1.1. This new specification is an extension to the existing Taxonomy Packages 1.0, providing additional features including the documentation of dependencies on other taxonomies and support for the inclusion of xBRL-CSV entry points.
The XBRL Standards Board has approved the publication of a Proposed Edited Recommendation to the Inline XBRL 1.1 specification, with accompanying amendments to the Inline XBRL 1.1 Primer.
Ever run into issues moving XBRL materials around in corporate networks? Good news! The XBRL International Best Practices Board has published new practical guidance for IT and security teams on handling XBRL Report Packages — the standardised file format used for regulatory and financial reporting worldwide.
At XBRL International we’re continuing work on OIM Taxonomy, a strategic initiative to modernise the taxonomy layer of the XBRL standard. The OIM will make XBRL simpler, easier to use and more powerful, while ensuring it is well suited to today’s data tools, including AI-driven analysis.
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