The SEC’s Inline XBRL requirements now apply to large accelerated filers. As registrants have started using Inline XBRL for their filings, a number of questions have come up. On August 20, 2019, the ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed a rule to require companies and mutual funds to use Inline XBRL, a version of Extensible Business Reporting ...

On June 28, 2018, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted on several final rules and rule proposals, including the adoption of final rules that broaden the definition of “smaller reporting ...

XBRL, or eXtensible Business Reporting Language, is a dialect of sorts to other XML languages and is an open standard for businesses to communicate over the Internet. No one owns the rights to XBRL, ...

The Securities and Exchange Commission has scheduled a vote for next Wednesday on whether to begin requiring companies to file financial statements in an interactive data format. The SEC originally ...

Submitting and reviewing banks' quarterly call reports is a complicated task, but the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. says a shift to a different file format has dramatically simplified the process.

This month the JofA begins a series of articles exploring how XBRL can help CPAs, their clients and employers, financial institutions, regulators, rating agencies and individual and institutional ...

The ministry of corporate affairs has said that in the changed environment of business and corporate governance, the new mode of reporting business and finance information called XBRL, will benefit ...

XBRL is reinventing how we transmit and use data in business. XBRL is not just for SEC companies: Small businesses and practitioners alike could soon be using XBRL to submit information to bankers, ...

The ministry of corporate affairs (MCA) is going to make the advanced reporting language tool, XBRL (eXtensible business reporting language), mandatory for all companies from the next financial year, ...