The IFRS Foundation has today published Using the IFRS digital taxonomies—A guide for regulators implementing the IFRS digital taxonomies in a digital filing system.
The guide aims to assist regulators and others to implement the IFRS digital taxonomies in a manner that supports cross-border digital comparability and analysis of information prepared using IFRS Standards.
The IFRS digital taxonomies comprise the IFRS Accounting Taxonomy and the IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Taxonomy. The taxonomies facilitate reporting information prepared using IFRS Accounting Standards and IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards in a computer-readable, structured data format.
Information in a computer-readable, structured data format using the IFRS digital taxonomies helps investors to efficiently search, extract and compare companies’ accounting and sustainability-related financial disclosures.
Find more information about digital financial reporting and the IFRS digital taxonomies on our digital financial reporting page, including our explanatory article on the benefits of digital financial reporting and what is needed to realise these benefits.
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IFRS Accounting digital reporting
IFRS Sustainability digital reporting
