SEC Shares Plans for XBRL in a Round-table Xtalks.com On Demand Archive

David Blaszkowsky of the SEC will present the current status of XBRL with the SEC live on April 17. SEC's Interactive Data Filing Program - Developing an Implementation Framework with XBRL. Round-table discussion with Deloitte & Touche, SEC, XBRL-US, Adobe Systems and SimpleX Data. The Q&A session might surprise you.

Toronto, ON (PRWEB) May 5, 2008 -- David Blaszkowsky of the SEC will present the current status of XBRL with the SEC live on April 17. The SEC has been testing XBRL format and the underlying technology for over 2 years via a Voluntary Filing Program (VFP). All indicators strongly point towards an eventual SEC mandate for companies to file using XBRL technologies.

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The ramifications of this requirement are unknown to many companies. Companies are looking for succinct and cogent answers to such questions as:

Uma Iyer of Deloitte & Touche gave a practical overview of what XBRL is and what it means to companies.

Following Deloitte, David Blaszkowsky of the SEC will presented the current status of XBRL with the SEC.

As a lead participant in the XBRL filing program, Jennifer Martell of Adobe Systems will shared their actual experiences in filing in XBRL with the SEC.

Following Adobe Systems, Mark Bolgiano, President & CEO of XBRL-US, will review how his organization is helping companies stay abreast of compliance with the latest taxonomies, preparer's guides, etc.

Jay Chandran, a partner in SimpleX Data Technologies who has supported Adobe through their process, will be in attendance to answer questions and provide follow-up for companies on resources out there to help in their process.

After each session, time is allotted to field various questions that attendees may have. We welcome you to join us in making this an informative and productive session.

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