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Wednesday, April 01. 2015

What’s New in UGT 2015

With the 10-K season wrapped up, now is a great time to start preparing for the transition to the 2015 US GAAP taxonomy. On March 9, the Securities and Exchange Commission updated EDGAR to accept this new taxonomy. While this taxonomy should not be used for reports with a reporting period that ends before March 9, 2015, it’s a good idea to transition your SEC filings as soon as possible for reporting periods that end after March 9. Continue reading "What’s New in UGT 2015" »

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Friday, January 09. 2015

Conquering Risk Return XBRL: How to Manipulate Labels and Remain Compliant

There are plenty of aspects of the Risk Return taxonomy that make preparing filings for the SEC significantly simpler and faster than creating XBRL reports using the US GAAP taxonomy. But, despite the fact that Risk Return can be easier to prepare, it comes bundled with its own unique set of challenges. Continue reading "Conquering Risk Return XBRL: How to Manipulate..." »

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in SEC Filing Help at 10:33

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.

Continue reading "7 Tips For Tidying Up Your XBRL Report" »

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in SEC Filing Help at 10:36

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

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