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Wat is Inline XBRL?

Definition 11.7 The Industry: Firms, Roles and Careers · Hoofdstuk 11 — Reading a Trading Firm’s Accounts

Inline XBRL is a format for filed accounts in which one XHTML document is both the page that a person reads and the data that a program reads: each reported number is wrapped in a tag that names a concept from a published taxonomy, a context (the entity, the period, and any dimension such as a segment or category), a unit, a scale (a power of ten), a sign and the display format of the number.

Anatomy of one inline-XBRL fact. The tag on the page points to a context (entity, period, dimensions) and a unit defined once in the document’s hidden header; scale, sign and format turn the shown text into the value. The brackets a statement prints around an expense are presentation, not sign. Example: Quadrature Capital Limited’s turnover for the year to 31 January 2025, read with firm.filings.parse_ixbrl.
Figure 11.1. Anatomy of one inline-XBRL fact. The tag on the page points to a context (entity, period, dimensions) and a unit defined once in the document’s hidden header; scale, sign and format turn the shown text into the value. The brackets a statement prints around an expense are presentation, not sign. Example: Quadrature Capital Limited’s turnover for the year to 31 January 2025, read with firm.filings.parse_ixbrl.
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