SEC Test Filing Warnings Q&A This Q&A is intended as general guidance prepared by the XBRL US DQC (Data Quality Committee), and should not be relied upon as authoritative. Filers are encouraged to consult with their own legal and/or with the SEC directly. Updated March, 2022 The SEC test filing system currently returns warnings for […more]
At this meeting, industry leaders will participate in discussions and plans for developing guidance and rules for use by public companies complying with the XBRL requirements of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Learn about the Data Quality Committee.
At this meeting, industry leaders will participate in discussions and plans for developing guidance and rules for use by public companies complying with the XBRL requirements of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Learn about the Data Quality Committee.
At this meeting, industry leaders will participate in discussions and plans for developing guidance and rules for use by public companies complying with the XBRL requirements of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Learn about the Data Quality Committee.
Driven by a shared mission to improve the usability of XBRL data, members of the Center for Data Quality have contributed funding and other resources to support the Data Quality Committee’s initiative to help corporate issuers improve the quality and usability of their XBRL financial data filed with the SEC. The Committee develops freely available guidance […more]
We’ve been reviewing individual corporate filings for issues related to data quality since 2015. Have you checked YOUR XBRL filing?
SEC filers, investors, XBRL providers encouraged to comment, and to use approved Ruleset 9 The XBRL US Data Quality Committee (DQC) has published its 10th Ruleset for a 45-day public review and comment period, which closes on September 16, 2019. DQC rules are developed to aid issuers in preparing consistent, error-free financials, by providing automated […more]
The XBRL US Center for Data Quality kicked off its tenth public exposure period on August 1 and the comment period closes on September 16, 2019. The 45-day review period includes freely available, proposed rules. The Data Quality Committee seeks comment on three new automated validation rules. Investors, analysts, public company accountants, data aggregators, tool […more]
Featured Keynote: FASB Chairman Russell G. Golden
Find out how data standards are disrupting the information ecosystem, how they can be leveraged, and where they’re heading.
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At this meeting, industry leaders will participate in discussions and plans for developing guidance and rules for use by public companies complying with the XBRL requirements of the US Securities and Exchange Commission. Learn about the Data Quality Committee.
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