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= XBRL Projects of United Kingdom = = XBRL Projects of United Kingdom =
-[http://www.xbrl.org/uk/ XBRL United Kingdom Jurisdiction]+== Corporation Tax Online ==
-----+All companies should be required to file their company tax returns online, using XBRL, and make payments electronically, for returns due after 31 March 2010.
 +This will take some time and to maximise the benefits the accounts and all other documentation will need to be submitted as machine-readable data. HMRC is developing enhancements to its CT Online service, which will enable accounts and computations to be submitted in XBRL rather than PDF. Our view is that HMRC should not require online submission of company tax returns until XBRL has been implemented and has bedded down. We also think that other improvements will be needed before the CT service meets the needs of agents. We therefore recommend that HMRC should defer requirements for online filing by companies to 2010 and that they should aim to provide a joint filing facility before that time.
-'''Project:''' Companies House +*http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/ebu/ct_techpack/index.htm
 +*http://www.hmrc.gov.uk/budget2006/carter-review.pdf
-'''Description:''' E-filing for small company (audit exempt) accounts.+== Mercantile Registry ==
-'''More:''' [http://ewf.companieshouse.gov.uk/xbrl Instance document validator and information about technical specification] +Companies House have adopted XBRL v2.1 for electronic filing of audit exempt accounts. In order to assist the development of third party software to use the service, we provide an XBRL Validation Service that allows users to test submissions for conformance with the Companies House taxonomy.
 + 
 +The XBRL validation service allows users to submit XBRL reports (or instance documents) for testing. Submitted accounts will be tested for conformance with the XBRL v2.1 specification, and for conformance with the Companies House taxonomy for audit exempt accounts.
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 +*http://ewf.companieshouse.gov.uk/xbrl
 +*http://ewf.companieshouse.gov.uk/help/en/stdwf/xbrl_validator.html
 +*http://www.companieshouse.gov.uk/promotional/accountancyAward.shtml
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Revision as of 08:04, 28 February 2007

XBRL Projects of United Kingdom

Corporation Tax Online

All companies should be required to file their company tax returns online, using XBRL, and make payments electronically, for returns due after 31 March 2010.

This will take some time and to maximise the benefits the accounts and all other documentation will need to be submitted as machine-readable data. HMRC is developing enhancements to its CT Online service, which will enable accounts and computations to be submitted in XBRL rather than PDF. Our view is that HMRC should not require online submission of company tax returns until XBRL has been implemented and has bedded down. We also think that other improvements will be needed before the CT service meets the needs of agents. We therefore recommend that HMRC should defer requirements for online filing by companies to 2010 and that they should aim to provide a joint filing facility before that time.

Mercantile Registry

Companies House have adopted XBRL v2.1 for electronic filing of audit exempt accounts. In order to assist the development of third party software to use the service, we provide an XBRL Validation Service that allows users to test submissions for conformance with the Companies House taxonomy.

The XBRL validation service allows users to submit XBRL reports (or instance documents) for testing. Submitted accounts will be tested for conformance with the XBRL v2.1 specification, and for conformance with the Companies House taxonomy for audit exempt accounts.


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