19th XBRL International Conference

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IASC Foundation issues IFRS Taxonomy 2009 and publishes for public comments its due process for XBRL activities

The International Accounting Standards Committee (IASC) Foundation today issued the IFRS Taxonomy 2009 and published the Due Process Handbook for XBRL Activities for public comments.

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Organizations


XBRL US Joins OMG’s Model Driven Message Interoperability (MDMI) Consortium

OMG(TM) today welcomed XBRL US into the OMG Model Driven Message Interoperability (MDMI) Consortium. The MDMI Consortium provides the financial industry with the means for sharing costs of adoption via a dedicated, expert team working to provide proof of business and technical value on an aggressive schedule.

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Training


Educational site by Charles Hoffman

Charles Hoffman released new site about practical use of XBRL. Site contain various types of sample documents which can be used for education and educational purposes.

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BLOGS


Rebuilding Public Trust: The Case for Compliant Financial Data

by Diane Mueller

In the aftermath of banking failures, subprime mortgages, and bailouts across multiple industry sectors, it is a good time to examine the strategies it will take to rebuild public trust in our government and in the world’s financial markets. I believe the answer depends both on what we can do and how we do it.

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Bowne Viewer Updated With Latest SEC XBRL Rendering Engine

by Rob Blake

Given the visual enhancements made by the SEC in this new rendering engine, and given the SEC is kind enough to continue to make this code available in an open source format, we’ve now updated the Bowne Interactive XBRL Viewer to render all uploaded XBRL documents using this new rendering engine.

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XBRL application software classification

by Ilija Šuša

XBRL application software classification:

Classification standard editing software (Taxonomy editor)
Examples of software documentation (Instance creator)
Examples of the document browser software (Instance viewer)
Examples of the document authentication software (Instance validator)
File conversion software (Document converter)
Version of the conversion software (Version converter)
Financial analysis software (Analyzer)
File audit software (Auditor)
File search software (Searcher)
XBRL GL applications

Check detail description of each item.

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Exclusive: INVOKE presents the INVOKE XBRL web suite

by Julien Reber

INVOKE is launching the web version of INVOKE XBRL suite at the 19th XBRL International Conference.

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Will we see more delays?

by Neal Hannon

As many of you know, the Obama administration has asked for a 60 day moratorium on new rules published in the federal register.  Although this is standard procedure for new presidents and the SEC, as a regulatory body and not a governmental department, might comply with the directive.  The only impact I see of this [...]

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XBRL mandate approved by the SEC

by Derek Abdinor

It has just been announced, at the culmination of the SEC roundtable on December 17th 2008, that the proposal for XBRL filing has been accepted (carried by 4 votes to 1) as well as for mutual fund reporting.
We are awaiting a press release, but it seems some minor changes to the May 2008 proposal will [...]

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Are US companies ready for XBRL?

by Matt Kelly

Are US companies ready for XBRL? Are they even thinking about it? Compliance Week polled its readers on the subject a few weeks ago. The results were less than encouraging. Surprisingly, even though large companies will start adopting XBRL probably in a matter of months — they are just as unprepared for the change as small companies.

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XBRL = X-Ray Vision for Investors

by Didem Komaromi

Is it possible that XBRL enabled search technology increases the transparency of company financial disclosures? In my opinion, certainly it does. Whether it is publicly traded companies or privately held companies, people who are charge of management know that most investors and analysts pay more attention to information in the body of financial statements rather than lengthy footnotes [...]

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