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XBRL: The New Era in Financial Reporting

Author/Moderator: Mary E. Phillips, CPA, Ph.D. and Robert G. Colvard, CPA, CFP, CRPC, Ph.D.
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A top priority of the SEC's chairman is mandating XBRL for public company filings beginning with the largest companies. XBRL is more than just a reporting language for public companies; it is the new language for the electronic communication of business and financial data for businesses. It offers major benefits in the preparation, analysis, and communication of this information. This course provides a "how to" approach to help participants identify key issues and provides practical ideas on how to use XBRL.

Objectives: 
  • Get the XBRL "big picture"
  • Grasp and apply XBRL taxonomies
  • Create an "instance" document
  • "Map" and "tag" a financial statement

Prerequisite:  Experience in financial reporting

Table of Contents

  • Chapter 0 - Notice: Authorized Uses of this Document
    • Domain Steering Committee of XBRL US, Inc.
    • Technical Guidance
    • XBRL US Authors and Editors
    • Notice to Readers
  • Chapter 1 - What Is XBRL?
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • Overview of XBRL
      • Step 1 - Financial Statement Mapping
      • Step 2 - Extension Taxonomy Creation
      • Step 3 - Instance Document Creation
      • Step 4 - Review
      • Alternate Processes
    • Who Can Use XBRL?
    • Limits of XBRL
    • XBRL Terminology
    • Questions
  • Chapter 2 - Getting Started
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • Understanding and Assessing the Level of Effort
    • Assembling a Team
    • Resources and Tools
      • XBRL Software Functions
      • Third-Party Services
      • Learning Resources
    • Questions
  • Chapter 3 - Understanding and Using Taxonomies
    • Learning Objectives
    • What are Taxonomies?
      • XBRL US GAAP Taxonomies v1.0
      • Component Folders
      • Industry Folders
      • More about Entry Points
      • Selecting the Industry and Reporting for Conglomerates
      • Non-GAAP Taxonomies
      • Anatomy of an Element
      • Relationships
      • Mapping Financial Statement Line Items to Elements
    • Questions
  • Chapter 4 - Using Taxonomy Calculations
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • What Calculations Do and Do Not Do
    • Rules that Define How Calculations Work
      • The Population of Facts
      • Relationship Groups
    • Calculation Weights
    • Questions
  • Chapter 5 - Using Tables
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • Table Elements and Relationships
      • Line Items Abstract Element
      • Table Element
      • Axes Are Children of Table Elements
      • A Domain Is a Child of an Axis
      • Domain Members Are Children of a Domain
      • Line Items Are Children of the Line Items Abstract Element
      • Each Domain Element Is the Default Member of an Axis
      • Calculations within Tables
      • Presentation of a Table
      • Rotating Axes
      • Tables with More Axes
      • Mapping to Tables
    • Questions
  • Chapter 6 - Creating Extensions
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • Method 1: Create Relationship Groups
    • Method 2: Change the Ordering of Relationships
    • Method 3: Change the Preferred Label Used on a Presentation Relationship
    • Method 4: Add a New Abstract Heading Element to Group Elements into Presentation Relationships
    • Method 5: Add or Change Element Labels
    • Method 6: Add a New Relationship between Elements
      • Add Calculation Relationships into Statements
      • Add Dimensional Relationships into Statements
      • Add Presentation Relationships into Statements
      • Add Presentation Relationships into Notes
      • Add Dimensional Relationships into Notes
      • Add Calculation Relationships into Notes
    • Method 7: Suppress or Change a Parent-Child Relationship in the XBRL US GAAP Taxonomy
    • Method 8: Add a New Domain Member Element to an Existing Table Domain
    • Method 9: Add a New Axis to an Existing Table
    • Method 10: Add a New Table
    • Method 11: Add a New Numeric Element Such as a Monetary, Per-share, or Other Amount
      • Combining Two or More Line Items into One
      • Adding Elements for Financial Reporting Detailed Line Items Not Included in the XBRL US GAAP Taxonomy
      • Method 12: Add a New String, Text Block, Date, or Other Non-numeric Element
    • Questions
  • Chapter 7 - Creating Instance Documents
    • Learning Objectives
    • Introduction
    • How Do Taxonomies and Instance Documents Work Together?
    • What Is Included in an Instance Document?
      • Tags
      • Contexts
      • Entity Information
      • Period Information
      • Axes and Domain Members
      • Context ID
    • Units and Measures
    • Decimals (and Precision)
    • Tagging Values
      • Capturing the Full Value/Scaling
      • Sign Values and the Balance Type
      • Tables
    • Understanding Cash Flow and Calculations
      • Zero and Nil
    • XBRL Footnotes
    • Validating the Instance Document
      • Calculation Consistency
      • Validation Software
    • Questions
  • Chapter 8 - Review of Instance Documents
    • Learning Objectives
    • Management's Responsibilities and Review Objectives
      • Accuracy and Completeness of Mapping
      • Accuracy and Completeness of Tagging
      • Accuracy of Context Assignments
      • Accuracy and Appropriateness of Relationships in the Extension
      • Validation
    • Review and Approval
    • Question
  • Chapter 9 - Latest Developments
    • Appendix A - Glossary
    • Appendix B - SIC Code Mapping to Industry Entry Point
    • Appendix C - Extension Naming and Files
    • Appendix D - Terminology in the XBRL US GAAP Taxonomy
    • Appendix E - Validation
      • Rules 2.1.10 and 2.1.12
      • Rule 2.1.12
      • Rules 3.1.2 and 3.1.7
      • Rule 4.3.2
    • Appendix F - Websites for XBRL Preparers
      • www.sec.gov/xbrl
      • www.xbrl.org
      • www.xbrl.us
      • www.iasb.org/XBRL
      • www.xbrleducation.com

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NASBA Field of Study: Accounting
Level: Update
Recommended CPE Credit: 8
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