We had the pleasure of interviewing the CEO of XBRL International Inc. (XII) Mr. Tony Fragnyto. The topic of our conversation was the process of adoption of XBRL around the world and impact of that process on different aspects of business reporting.

In my last post I noted that “…XBRL US is saying don’t file your 2009 XBRL exhibit with the SEC using the Codification taxonomy extension.

Charles Hoffman posted two demos of using SEC Edgar Information in a simple way. You can read those articles oh his site “Financial Reporting Using XBRL”.

This webinar is designed to help companies implement XBRL for SEC reporting and will include key steps, decisions and considerations for implementing XBRL, insight from SEC representatives who will provide updates on regulatory activities, how to use a taxonomy and demonstrations on how create XBRL-formatted financial statements.

Dragon View is a revolutionary XBRL review and comparison tool which can be used whether you tagged your documents using Rivet’s industry-leading Dragon Tag XBRL tagging software, Rivet’s hosted CrossTag solution or another tagging product.

Learning Tree International has announced the introduction of a new course entitled Implementing XBRL in Your Organization: A Hands-On Introduction.

Our recent story on the computing language XBRL claiming it could cost firms ‘tens of thousands’ has made me wonder why are the regulators forcefully pushing this technology by making its use mandatory?

The UK standard setter may have to delay the introduction of new international reporting rules as fears mount that it could clash with a new tax-reporting regime.

HM Revenue and Customs is warning half a million tax professionals to be ready for a new tax reporting language, in a mass mail out this month.

Advisory Group (BR-AG), a leading XBRL advisory company, launched a new corporate website. The www.br-ag.eu portal aims to deliver the first comprehensive guide for regulatory and business organizations, supporting them in the XBRL standard implementation.