The XBRL US Taxonomy Approval and Metrics Process (TAM) document has been revised and updated by the Domain Steering Committee and is available for comment through April 5. This document is for developers to use when creating and updating taxonomies.
Creating consistent, high-quality, easy-to-use taxonomies requires setting standards for development work. The XBRL US Style Guide has been updated to reflect current standards and is now out for a 90-day public review period. This webinar will provide a review of the Style Guide.
XBRL US started a 90-day public exposure period on April 17 for the XBRL US Style Guide which has been revised and updated by the Domain Steering Committee. The comment period closes on July 17. The Style Guide is designed to be used by developers as they build new taxonomies or update existing taxonomies, to […more]
XBRL US today announced that five companies have received certification that they have successfully incorporated the initial set of validation rules developed by its Data Quality Committee (DQC) in their software applications for preparing filings submitted to the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) . XBRL US has tested these software applications to confirm that the […more]
To address concerns over the consistency and quality of XBRL financial data, an alliance of XBRL US members have established the XBRL US Center for Data Quality which is dedicated to funding an initiative to improve the usability and effectiveness of XBRL data. Specifically, the Center has funded the creation and implementation of a Data […more]
Follow the title links below for guidance on specific issues from the XBRL US Best Practices Committee.
The national consortium for
the business reporting standard
