XBRL For Dummies

Learn to:
Understand XBRL and its implications for your organization
Plan for XBRL implementation and set action–oriented agendas
Adapt existing US GAAP and IFRS financial information into the XBRL format
Make sense of XBRL using simple, hands–on exercises
Are you ready for XBRL? Get up to speed with this friendly guide!
Extensible Business Reporting Language — XBRL — is revolutionizing business reporting, including financial reporting. It′s complicated, but this book isn′t! Here′s how to get business and IT folks on the same spreadsheet so that everyone can grasp the concept and be ready for the switch. You′ll discover the important details you need to make smart business and technical decisions about XBRL.
What is it? — understand what XBRL is, its parts, and how it works
Learn from the masters — discover how gurus including Marc van Hilvoorde; Christine Tan, PhD; Raynier van Egmond; and Eiichi Watanabe put XBRL to work
Information, please — see how information is used and why new ways to exchange it are necessary
Making it happen — be able to identify stakeholders, find a common vocabulary, and build an implementation team
Step by step — see how to create and use XBRL modules and taxonomies
Visit the companion Web site at www.dummies.com/go/xbrl to find links to URLs in the book and bonus material
Open the book and find:
Common misconceptions about XBRL
Ten ways to make learning XBRL easier
A look at the information supply chain
How to make a business case for XBRL
Pitfalls to avoid
All about meeting the SEC mandate
The future of business information exchange
Various implementation approaches

Nota biograficzna:
Charles Hoffman is considered the father of XBRL. He is coeditor of the US G AAP Taxonomy Architecture and was named one of the 100 most influential people in accounting by Accounting Technology.
Liv Apneseth Watson is among the founders of XBRL International and was vice chairman of XBRL International.

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Learn to:
Understand XBRL and its implications for your organization
Plan for XBRL implementation and set action–oriented agendas
Adapt existing US GAAP and IFRS financial information into the XBRL format
Make sense of XBRL using simple, hands–on exercises
Are you ready for XBRL? Get up to speed with this friendly guide!
Extensible Business Reporting Language — XBRL — is revolutionizing business reporting, including financial reporting. It′s complicated, but this book isn′t! Here′s how to get business and IT folks on the same spreadsheet so that everyone can grasp the concept and be ready for the switch. You′ll discover the important details you need to make smart business and technical decisions about XBRL.
What is it? — understand what XBRL is, its parts, and how it works
Learn from the masters — discover how gurus including Marc van Hilvoorde; Christine Tan, PhD; Raynier van Egmond; and Eiichi Watanabe put XBRL to work
Information, please — see how information is used and why new ways to exchange it are necessary
Making it happen — be able to identify stakeholders, find a common vocabulary, and build an implementation team
Step by step — see how to create and use XBRL modules and taxonomies
Visit the companion Web site at www.dummies.com/go/xbrl to find links to URLs in the book and bonus material
Open the book and find:
Common misconceptions about XBRL
Ten ways to make learning XBRL easier
A look at the information supply chain
How to make a business case for XBRL
Pitfalls to avoid
All about meeting the SEC mandate
The future of business information exchange
Various implementation approaches