XBRL news from FierceSarbox

For the moment, International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) is at the top of everyone's worry list. But a Compliance Week survey reminds us that the SEC has published a proposal to mandate Read more...

As expected, the Securities and Exchange Commission has announced that it will propose a rule that would require large firms (a public float of more than $5 billion) to use XBRL (extensible business Read more...

> Rogue employee hit bank; are you protected from such employees? Article > XBRL and higher audit fees. Read more...

The likes of Microsoft, General Electric and Ford are already filing information in XBRL. One might bet that a formal requirement is an inevitability. Or a bet that such reporting is a just a good Read more...

I know I sound like a broken record on this, but Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL) is a reality. According to cfo.com, the new electronic filing language is scheduled to debut Dec. 5th, Read more...

> PCAOB lists 11 things small audit firms need to look out for. Article> Advice: Sarbox costs here to Read more...

Have you been experimenting with Extensible Business Reporting Language? Have you even heard of XRBL? Most of you likely have. And somewhere in your organization, someone has likely built up some Read more...

Sarbanes-Oxley seems to have played a role in forcing companies to get more focused on their filings. The window in which they must file has been shortened over the years, and there is precious Read more...

The movement to adopt interactive financial reports, which most agree is a good idea, has not really taken off in the U.S. Extensible Read more...

> For the moment, Ernst & Young has avoided an Arthur Andersen-like fiasco. Four current and former employees have been charged with tax fraud conspiracy over their work on dubious Read more...