SEC issues order permitting Inline XBRL
The SEC is now allowing companies to comply with their XBRL filing requirement by integrating tagged data into HTML filings, hopeful that companies will take advantage of the voluntary allowance to improve the quality of data and perhaps even reduce the cost of compliance. Tammy Whitehouse has more.
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