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| - | = XBRL Projects of Australia = | + | = Australian Tax Office = |
| - | [http://www.xbrl.org/au/ XBRL Australia Jurisdiction] | + | |
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| - | '''Description:''' XBRL Australia is a member of XBRL International Inc. and is a joint venture of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia and CPA Australia. | + | |
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| - | '''Taxonomy:''' [http://www.xbrl.org/au/ATTX2006/Files/ Australian Annual Report Taxonomy] | + | |
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| - | '''Website:''' [http://www.xbrl.org/au XBRL Australia] | + | |
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| - | '''Contact:''' [mailto:xbrlau@xbrl.org Trevor Pyman] | + | |
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| - | '''More:''' [http://www.xbrl.org.au/Activities/AASB/index.php Taxonomy Development] | + | |
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| - | '''Project:''' Australian Tax Office | + | |
| '''Description:''' Adoption of XBRL as the main data format for the submission of company information. By using standards such as XBRL and software used by business, and reducing the information required to be reported, it should be possible to derive and send all reports directly from the businesses’ or their agent’s software. Standardised business reporting should have an effect of reducing the overall reporting burden and make reporting to Government a part of a natural system. | '''Description:''' Adoption of XBRL as the main data format for the submission of company information. By using standards such as XBRL and software used by business, and reducing the information required to be reported, it should be possible to derive and send all reports directly from the businesses’ or their agent’s software. Standardised business reporting should have an effect of reducing the overall reporting burden and make reporting to Government a part of a natural system. | ||
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| - | '''Project:''' Australian Annual Report Extension Taxonomy | + | |
| '''Description:''' This Project commenced on 1 February 2006 to build the required extension to the latest IFRS Taxonomy (May 2005 for standards effective 31 December 2004) for the additional reporting requirements of Australian Accounting Standards, Corporations Act requirements and Stock Exchange Listing Rules. | '''Description:''' This Project commenced on 1 February 2006 to build the required extension to the latest IFRS Taxonomy (May 2005 for standards effective 31 December 2004) for the additional reporting requirements of Australian Accounting Standards, Corporations Act requirements and Stock Exchange Listing Rules. | ||
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| '''Website:''' [http://www.xbrl.org/au/Australia/ATTX%20Budget%20Report%20May%2006.pdf AIFRS Annual Reports Taxonomy Extension] | '''Website:''' [http://www.xbrl.org/au/Australia/ATTX%20Budget%20Report%20May%2006.pdf AIFRS Annual Reports Taxonomy Extension] | ||
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Australian Tax Office
Description: Adoption of XBRL as the main data format for the submission of company information. By using standards such as XBRL and software used by business, and reducing the information required to be reported, it should be possible to derive and send all reports directly from the businesses’ or their agent’s software. Standardised business reporting should have an effect of reducing the overall reporting burden and make reporting to Government a part of a natural system.
Website: Australian Taxation Office
Australian Annual Report Extension Taxonomy
Description: This Project commenced on 1 February 2006 to build the required extension to the latest IFRS Taxonomy (May 2005 for standards effective 31 December 2004) for the additional reporting requirements of Australian Accounting Standards, Corporations Act requirements and Stock Exchange Listing Rules.
XBRL Australia and its members would like to thank the following organisations (in alphabetical order) for their kind donations of software to help build the taxonomy: Fujitsu, Rivet Software, Semansys, UBMatrix.
Potential users of this taxonomy will be:
Regulators - to automatically review and analyse pre-validated annual filings. Accountants - to prepare and publish annual reports and regulatory filings. Much of this work can be automated with XBRL enabled software thus reducing the cost of this to business, or increasing the value of the work done (e.g. more time spent on professional judgement instead of number crunching). Banks - to automatically consume and analyse pre-validated customer financial statements for loan covenant monitoring and ongoing credit risk assessment. Analysts - to automatically import pre-validated and consistent company financial information for comparison to other investment alternatives.
Will allow direct comparison to other IFRS based reports.
Investors - will allow any investor with XBRL enabled software (from $300 Excel Add in to sophisticated analysis packages) to access corporate reporting data and analyse it a low cost. Management - because consistent, valid data is available (potentially free, if companies publish XBRL versions of annual reports online)management can benchmark their performance against competitors and peers, anywhere in the world. Cross Tasman flow of financial data can be streamlined via a single taxonomy (or set) so that differences and similarities between NZ and Australian reporting concepts are immediately obvious to the consumer of the data.
