Normally, a DFN filing is about two to five times the size of a block note filing with significantly more custom fundamentals. This causes increased complexity and time to be spent in the process of preparing, reviewing, and finalizing the XBRL for concurrent filing with the EDGAR filing. It is possible that many organizations may have completed adjustments to their financial reporting and approval processes while they implemented the first phases of the XBRL filing requirement. Even so, it’s still necessary to review the timeline due to the increased size and complexity of the submission.
To complete the first DFN filing successfully, Accounting Web offers seven guidelines.
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