This course offers a comprehensive introduction to Internet Financial Reporting, focusing on the use of XBRL and XML for modern financial data management. Learn how these technologies enhance data accessibility and analytical capabilities, bringing efficiency and standardization to financial reporting. Gain practical insights into creating standardized financial reports and understand the role of various databases and tags in XBRL. By the end of the course, you'll have a solid understanding of XBRL, its adoption procedures, and its advantages in the financial world.

Key Topics:

• Introduction to XBRL and its significance 
• Role of databases in creating standardized reports 
• Benefits and limitations of PDF, HTML, and Excel formats 
• Pre-XBRL versus Post-XBRL reporting processes 

This course is designed for accounting professionals, financial analysts, and anyone interested in modern financial reporting. Basic knowledge of financial statements and familiarity with financial terminology are recommended.