Broc Romanek’s Inside Track Covers XBRL With Dan Roberts
Two of my favorite guys – Dan Roberts, CEO of raas-XBRL, and Broc Romanek, Editor of The Corporate Counsel – talk about XBRL and year three of the SEC’s mandatory phase-in.
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Guest Post: Is Assurance Required For XBRL- Based Financial Reporting?
/2 Comments/in Pure Content, The Big 4 And ConsultingAnother in a continuing series on XBRL, an open standard for exchanging business information between systems.
The XBRL Mandate: Opportunities, And Threats, For Non-Big 4 Auditors
/8 Comments/in Latest, Pure Content, The Big 4 And ConsultingIn 2011, the vast majority of public companies – those with market caps under $75 million – are required to file their 10-K and 10-Q with the SEC in XBRL for the first time. Is this another mandate translating into more business for the Big 4 or an opportunity for other audit firms to specialize and capitalize? A guest post from Daniel Roberts.
Questioning Cox – Mission Accomplished
/6 Comments/in Where I've BeenGo here for a text of Commissioner Cox’s speech to the US Chamber of Commerce on April 18th in Washington DC.
I though it was a very detailed and specific speech, given the generally broader and more high-level interests of the mostly pro-business audience.
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