by Jonathan Rabbitt | May 10, 2022 | Digital Future Reporting, ESEF, Extensibility, Inline XBRL, Interactive Data, Seahorse, Solutions, True North, XBRL
The original version of the Inline XBRL specification was released over ten years ago with a wide range of features to enable filers to embed XBRL tags within an HTML file, creating a document which is both human readable and computer readable. In my role as editor of...
by Sam Stancombe | Jun 21, 2021 | ESEF, Inline XBRL, Solutions, Taxonomy
CoreFiling is naturally following the evolution of ESEF reporting and has already taken the opportunity to analyse some of the published filings. One area of interest is how companies are extending the taxonomy using the anchoring mechanism. This type of analysis can...
by Philip Allen | Apr 27, 2021 | Inline XBRL, Quality
1. Well-formedness To be machine-readable, XML has to be well formed. Attributes have to be enclosed in quotes; certain characters have to be escaped; all opening tags have to be matched with closing tags. A human reader may recognise easily that a closing tag...
by CoreFiling | Feb 4, 2015 | hmrc, Inline XBRL, Products, Seahorse, Uncategorized, XBRL
Since the introduction of HMRC’s iXBRL mandate in April 2011, the subject of minimum tagging has been the subject of considerable debate. Back in early 2013 at the end of the so-called HMRC ‘soft landing’ period it was widely reported that HMRC’s published minimum...
by CoreFiling | Dec 23, 2014 | Inline XBRL, Interactive Data, Open data, Uncategorized, XBRL
In a significant move that will take UK open data to another level, Companies House, the UK Business Register, is planning to make available its entire digital data, free of charge, starting second quarter 2015. Once this service goes live, it will give the public...
by CoreFiling | Dec 22, 2014 | hmrc, Inline XBRL, Products, Seahorse, Uncategorized
Customers often tell us that one of the most useful and time-saving aspects of our Seahorse® iXBRL conversion software is the ability to take an existing iXBRL filing and re-use it as the basis for another year’s filing, the so-called ‘roll-forward’ effect. That’s...
