The digital reporting standard for business and government
The non-profit community improving U. S. reporting through a free, open standard
The non-profit community improving U. S. reporting through a free, open standard
This one-day conference will address the impact of digital requirements established through the FDTA and through the various climate mandates, state, federal, and global. Save with early pricing through Monday, September 30.
Identifying the Obligor for Municipal Securities
The complexities of the municipal bond market make it challenging for bond data users to quickly find what they need when searching in the Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board (MSRB) Electronic Municipal Markets Access (EMMA) system. The Financial Data Transparency Act (FDTA) is an important opportunity to enable easier, more concrete search capabilities at a granular level by leveraging entity identifiers and standardization of data.
Get quick introductions to the basics of the open data exchange standard for business reporting and XULE – an open-source syntax created to help developers get the most out of XBRL without re-engineering their tech stack.
Create a free account at https://education.xbrl.org to get started (an XBRL US Web account will not work as a login). Participants will receive a Professional Education XBRL Achievement for each module completed.
Looking for resources to help students and colleagues understand the most significant development in accounting since double entry?
The XBRL US Academic Subcommittee is sharing materials designed to provide an overview of standardized data, generate discussion about its benefits as a research tool and get deep in the data with case studies, tools and scripts for analyzing data submitted to US and European regulators.
Implementing the right data standard, as called for in the FDTA, will enable economies of scale, reduce the cost of reporting, data collection and analysis, and generate good quality, actionable data for policy-setters, regulators, and the public, including investors, and researchers.
The national consortium for
the business reporting standard