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EU listed companies – Countdown to XBRL reporting
EU listed companies – Countdown to XBRL reporting
From January 2020, listed companies across Europe will be required to report their financial statements in the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF). This machine-readable format will make it easier for users to access, analyse and compare financial statements.
A key outstanding question for audit teams is whether there will be a requirement to audit the XBRL reports. Discussions on this point are ongoing with further details expected in June 2019.
In the meantime, auditors of EU listed entities need to:
- read the factsheet produced by Accountancy Europe;
- make sure their clients are aware of the new requirements; and
- look out for further details about the audit requirements.
KPMG specialists are currently working with professional bodies to develop further guidance.
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