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Tuesday, December 16. 2014

7 Tips For Tidying Up Your XBRL Report

One of the more challenging aspects of preparing XBRL reports for the SEC is the uncertainty that comes with how that report will view when stakeholders, clients or investors open that data in the SEC’s Interactive Data Viewer. It can be discouraging to put the final touches on a 10-Q or 10-K only to find that something doesn’t look quite right when you send it to the SEC’s previewer or - even worse - to the EDGAR System. What looked completely fine in your editor suddenly doesn’t look anything like the report you were editing.

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Tuesday, November 11. 2014

What Regulation AB II Means For ABS Issuers

The Securities and Exchange Commission recently adopted revisions to the rules that govern the disclosure, reporting, and offering process for asset-backed securities (commonly referred to as ABS). These revisions address issues and concerns regarding transparency in order to provide better protection for ABS holders and investors. Continue reading "What Regulation AB II Means For ABS Issuers" »

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Wednesday, June 04. 2014

SEC To Approve 2014 US GAAP Taxonomy

The SEC will approve the US-GAAP 2014 Taxonomy on June 16th of this year. Because the EDGAR System will only accept XBRL reports that use the two most recent taxonomies released by FASB and approved for use by the SEC, this means that XBRL filings that use the US-GAAP 2012 Taxonomy will have the XBRL portion of the submission truncated when they are filed after June 16.
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Wednesday, May 14. 2014

Does the End of Windows XP Mean the End of N-SAR?

The answer is complicated and something that many investment companies and filing agents may not want to think about. While it doesn’t mean the end of your filing obligation, it could mean the end of the SEC’s N-SAR Software and that could spell trouble for your SEC filings. Continue reading "Does the End of Windows XP Mean the End of N-SAR?" »

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in Filing Technology, SEC Filing Help at 11:07

Friday, May 02. 2014

Form SD: What You Need to Know About the Conflict Minerals Rule

Back on April 14, 2014, the United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit issued a decision regarding the challenges to Exchange Act Rule 13p-1 and Form SD (National Association of Manufacturers, et al. v. SEC, et al., No. 13-5252, April 14, 2014). In their decision, the Court of Appeals rejected all of the challenges to the rule. Continue reading "Form SD: What You Need to Know About the..." »

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