New UK Taxonomies – Features and Content Peter Calvert XBRL UK – ICAEW Seminar – 19 May 2014 Taxonomy changes Improved content Typed dimensions - Analysis items; Groupings Additional dimension tags for ‘non-standard’ items Tagging of text Guidance information – guidance tags, accounting references, documentation labels, cross-references Datatypes Labels and names – consistency Presentation - handling of dimensions Balance attribute – cash flow Predefined values Dimensions and hypercubes Typed dimensions Existing explicit dimensions Typed dimensions Typed dimensions in UK accounts taxonomies: positive integer Used for ‘Analysis items’ and ‘Groupings’ Enable multiple occurrences of a tag Analysis items – attached to Analysis dimension Groupings Typed dimension replaces tuple mechanism Advantages Each grouping is attached to a Grouping dimension Taxonomy changes Improved content Typed dimensions - Analysis items; Groupings Additional dimension tags for ‘non-standard’ items Tagging of text Guidance information – guidance tags, accounting references, documentation labels, cross-references Datatypes Labels and names – consistency Presentation - handling of dimensions Balance attribute – cash flow Predefined values Dimensions and hypercubes Tagging of text New Inline XBRL release: tagging of different text fragments with the same tag Granularity of tagging Guidance information Guidance tags Cross-reference tags Documentation labels Accounting references Documentation labels Supplementary guidance information on the use of tags Taxonomy changes Improved content Typed dimensions - Analysis items; Groupings Additional dimension tags for ‘non-standard’ items Tagging of text Guidance information – guidance tags, accounting references, documentation labels, cross-references Datatypes Labels and names – consistency Presentation - handling of dimensions Balance attribute – cash flow Predefined values Dimensions and hypercubes Taxonomy changes Improved content Typed dimensions - Analysis items; Groupings Additional dimension tags for ‘non-standard’ items Tagging of text Guidance information – guidance tags, accounting references, documentation labels, cross-references Datatypes Labels and names – consistency Presentation - handling of dimensions Balance attribute – cash flow Predefined values Dimensions and hypercubes Balance attribute Cash flow issue General approach: debit represents a cash inflow, credit represents an outflow Additional definition links to reinforce this Balance attribute Cash flow issue General approach: debit represents a cash inflow, credit represents an outflow Additional definition links to reinforce this Label rule still determines sign Taxonomy changes Improved content Typed dimensions - Analysis items; Groupings Additional dimension tags for ‘non-standard’ items Tagging of text Guidance information – guidance tags, accounting references, documentation labels, cross-references Datatypes Labels and names – consistency Presentation - handling of dimensions Balance attribute – cash flow Predefined values Dimensions and hypercubes Dimensions and hypercubes Number of dimensions and number of hypercubes attached to individual line item tags Examples Assumption in favour of fewer hypercubes Area to review during consultation period Consistency checks Document to be published alongside taxonomy at end of consultation Checks on summation and other relationships Natural language statements Possibly lay the basis for statements in formula language Aid to tagging quality and to evaluation of reports Intent and scope of current work Conclusion and questions