XBRL filing quality: professionals must ensure accurate tagging; incorrect certifications may attract professional penalties and corrective action. XBRL filings showed widespread incorrect mapping and misuse of footnote/block-text tagging despite available taxonomy elements, resulting in omissions (eg, cash flow), incomplete subsidiary and related-party disclosures, inconsistent presentation units, and incorrect tags for many line items. These deficiencies impair the representation of a true and fair view and expose certifying professionals to professional liability. Institutes are directed to prioritise member training and guidance to improve XBRL tagging quality and ensure taxonomy-appropriate, machine-readable disclosures.
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XBRL filing quality: professionals must ensure accurate tagging; incorrect certifications may attract professional penalties and corrective action.
XBRL filings showed widespread incorrect mapping and misuse of footnote/block-text tagging despite available taxonomy elements, resulting in omissions (eg, cash flow), incomplete subsidiary and related-party disclosures, inconsistent presentation units, and incorrect tags for many line items. These deficiencies impair the representation of a true and fair view and expose certifying professionals to professional liability. Institutes are directed to prioritise member training and guidance to improve XBRL tagging quality and ensure taxonomy-appropriate, machine-readable disclosures.
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