ALL ABOUT XBRL
Contributed by Mr. Parth Sharma
è What is XBRL
v eXtensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL)
v A more advanced form of XML. (XML reporting is already being used by
the Income-tax Department in India.)
v It is a revolutionary format for financial reporting process for
both preparers and consumers.
è Mandate of ministry of corporate affairs on XBRL
q Companies whose Balance Sheet date is 31.03.2011 or onwards, need to
file their financial statements in XBRL provided they qualify the criteria laid
as per Ministry of Corporate Affairs (MCA) vide its General Circular
37/2011 dated 07.06.2011
q The following class of companies have to file the Financial
Statements in XBRL Form w.e.f FY 2010 - 2011:-
i.
All companies listed in India
and their subsidiaries;
ii.
All companies having a paid up
capital of Rs. 5 Crore and above;
iii.
Turnover of Rs. 100 Crore or
above.
Exempted category
The following classes of companies are not required to file
financial statements in XBRL format:
q Banking Companies
q Insurance Companies
q Power Companies
q Non – Banking Financial Companies (NBFCs)
q Other Companies having Paid-up capital below Rs. 5 Crore or
Turnover below Rs. 100 Crore
Note:
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è XBRL Filing Process
Step 1: Mapping of financial statement & Non- Financial disclosures to
corresponding element in “Taxonomy”
Step 2: Create instance document
Step 3: Review and verify the instance document
Step 4: Download XBRL validation tool from MCA Portal
Step 5: Use the tool to validate the instance document
Step 6: Pre-scrutiny of validated instance document through the tool
Step 7: Use In - built Viewer
Step 8: Attach instance document to the Form AOC-4 XBRL
Step 9: Upload Form AOC-4 XBRL on the MCA portal
Step 10: View Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss submitted in XBRL form on MCA
portal
Recent Notification by the MCA on XBRL
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