whether to adopt amendments to the definition of “smaller reporting company” and other rules and forms in light of the new definition; and whether to adopt amendments requiring the use of the Inline ...

The SEC has long recognized that smaller issuers should be subject to somewhat less stringent disclosure standards than larger companies. The SEC has referred to this as “scaled disclosure” and has ...

When reporting financials in XBRL, companies need to take responsibility by documenting the reasons items are tagged the way they are and allocating ample time for management review—even if they ...

Mutual fund companies are finding that it's not too early to start tagging fund data with the international extensible business reporting language (XBRL) code the Securities and Exchange Commission ...

Many companies are getting a jump on preparing for adoption of interactive data-tagging technology on their financial statements, even before they are subject to SEC requirements. Processing Content ...

The importance of an in-house Securities and Exchange Commission reporting solution with built-in XBRL tagging capabilities is becoming more and more evident as many companies complete their first ...

Given all the pressures IT is under, another compliance initiative may seem to be one too many. There is such a mandate: to submit financial reports using XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language) ...

Quarterly and annual SEC reports now have machine-readable tags which let investors import the data into Excel spreadsheets and other tools to analyze and compare company financials. Called XBRL ...

The big federal push to make publicly traded companies file financial statements using XBRL (Extensible Business Reporting Language) is running into surprisingly stiff resistance. While almost no one ...

Earlier last month the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) voted for Inline XBRL and also included the IFRS accounting standards in the EDGAR System. The new rule is likely to be made mandatory ...