The cloud is the future for American XBRL reporting, and it will be the future for the Polish industry, too.
As an investor, understanding a company’s financial health is crucial. To analyse financial reports effectively, you should immerse yourself in the company narrative, assess the auditor’s opinion, analyse the financial statements, and seek clarity in the management discussion and analysis (MD&A) section.
The purpose of ESEF reporting has always been to increase transparency. So, why do ESEF files contain a hidden section, what is it for, and what is allowed within? Those are the questions we’ll answer in this article.
The bigger the better right? Well, not necessarily. The bigger your ESEF file is the slower it loads and the harder it is to distribute. When it comes to ESEF reporting, size matters and small is the name of the game!
Do you need to keep the cost of your ESEF reporting down? In this article we will provide you with a list of tips and tricks that will let you minimize the cost of creating your annual financial report in compliance with the new ESEF mandate.
Errors, warnings, and inconsistencies. Find out what the most common mistakes are when filing in ESEF before you make them yourself.
When the public listed companies of Europe disclose last year’s annual figures, they will need to do so in the new European Single Electronic Format, and for the first time ever, it is mandatory for all public listed companies.
The future of financial reporting is here, and as European listed companies have started publishing in ESEF, a question begs itself. How do you, the investor, benefit from the new European Single Electronic Format?
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