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XBRL for regulatory reportingBelgian projects
Agenda
XBRL projects by Belgian regulators National Bank of Belgium Banking, finance and insurance commission Federal Public Service Finance
Agenda The current situation Why XBRL Project steps
XBRL for regulatory reportingThe National Bank of Belgium
Camille DÜMMCentral Balance Sheet Office
The CBSO at a glance
Legal changes in 1975 and 1976 Most Belgian companies must legally publish their
annual accounts Standardization of annual accounts
Set up of the CBSO on 17 April 1978 : to ensure speedy and efficient circulation of
information available in annual accounts to arrange the statistical processing of the
information gathered
The CBSO at a glance
1993 Introducing filing of annual accounts on floppy disk (text file)
2000 Spreading on microfilm abandoned in favor of images-CD (PDF file)
2002 Supplying copies of filed annual accounts through the Internet
2004 Filing annual accounts through the Internet
The CBSO at a glance - data
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In 2003 :269.192 companies296.673 annual accounts4.215.000 pages
Current processing of annual accountsElectronic
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Quality Check
Scanning
Validation
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Accounting data
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The XBRL Project - Justification
Why to change for XBRL ? Current processing system rigidity Future implementation of IAS/IFRS
Purposes of the XBRL project Introduce flexibility in our process Make the maintenance easier Harmonization of the data format and exchange with other regulators Prepare the electronic filing of annual accounts drawn up according to IAS/IFRS
The XBRL project - Process
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The XBRL Project - Steps2005
Development of a taxonomy based on the Belgian GAAP Publication of the taxonomy on the website and contact
with software companies2006
Internal filing process adaptation Development of a application allowing the companies to
fill in their annual accounts on Internet in XBRL2007
Filing normalized annual accounts in XBRL
Financial reporting for supervisory purposes :
the CBFA project.
Giancarlo PELLIZZARIBanking, finance and insurance commissionPrudential policy
Agenda
Current situation New European accounting context and its
implications Financial reporting : the Belgian and European
packages XBRL within the CBFA Planning use of XBRL
Current situation
Scheme B : market financial reporting (B/S – P&L – limited notes)
Scheme A : prudential reporting consisting of : prudential reporting (Capital regulation – banking risks) statistical data (e.g. European Central Bank, National
Bank of Belgium, etc.) financial reporting (analysis of financial market
information and banking risks)
Current situation
Scheme A covers : statutory basis (59 banks) territorial basis (58 banks) consolidated basis (24 banks)
More than 10.000 data to be delivered on : monthly basis quarterly basis bi-annual basis annual basis
Current situation
Information is processed to obtain the Bank Performance Report, allowing individual and group analysis : rotations comparisons between banks Peer Group analysis outlyer analysis vertical and horizontal analysis
Bank Performance Report is an XML based tool
New European context and its implications
Starting January 2005, all European listed companies must use IAS/IFRSs for consolidated financial statements.
All Belgian banks and investment firms that must present consolidated accounts will report to the supervisor according to a standardised IAS/IFRSs scheme A (Royal decree not yet approved).
Difference between BE GAAP and IAS/IFRS : BE GAAP fixed layout IAS/IFRSs free layout
New European context and its implications
Standardized reporting scheme A for IAS/IFRS consolidated financial statements will enhance : comparability level playing field.
Financial reporting : The Belgian and European packages
Limited to IAS/IFRS financial reporting. Consolidated basis. Based on Word and Excel tables, with extensive
references to IAS/IFRSs having an XBRL taxonomy in mind.
Belgian scheme : published for consultation until end of October 2004.
European scheme : project within Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS).
XBRL Within the CBFA
The sector asked to consider using XBRL as reporting standard.
After evaluation of different possibilities, XBRL was considered as the best solution in a IAS/IFRS environment because : XBRL handles non standardized financial reporting
formats taxonomies will become available easily extendable to meet specific Belgian supervisory
needs. From an IT perspective, the migration to XBRL is
logical as the current reporting standard is XML.
Planning use of XBRL
XBRL : Analytical XBRL work based on final version of
reporting package, incorporating the final IFRS taxonomy in 2005.
First implementation of XBRL : to be determined in function of availability of IAS/IFRS taxonomies.
First use of new reporting scheme in 2006 : XML for at least one year.
XBRL for Tax reportingFPS Finance
Dirk QuinaFederal Public Service Finance
Background
Input Processing Output
Typical Process:
Paper based Flows Key in data Processing of data by mainframes Results: internal and external use
Background
Gathering “Electronic” data: Specific channel for specific purposes Electronic devices (Tapes, disks, …) Problems reading and processing information
Electronic data exchange Project started mid 90’s Focus on security Real transactions
Existing projects
Edivat: VAT declarations
Professional users (accountants, fiscal experts,…) Multiple declarations
Traditional EDI EDIFACT Value Added Network Registration procedure
Existing projects
Intervat: VAT declaration:
Via Internet XML Intelligent form Digital Signature Acknowledgement
Finprof: Withholding taxes
Single declaration – multiple declarations Results of back-end processing via mail
Recent evolutions
On-line transactions: Different domains:
Customs Land Property Communication with Banks Exchanging information with other governmental
organizations
Traditional EDI: Use of secure channel XML- files
Strategic Options
Increasing importance of electronic data exchange
Use of common standard: Internal applications End user Applications Within government
One platform for exchanging information Internal External
Strategic Options
Focus on XML
XBRL International context:
OASIS OECD Tax administrations
Professional users Not a strategic goal as such,
BUT: part of global strategy
Planned actions
“Existing” applications: Study Client listing (VAT) Conversion VAT declaration Conversion Intracom listing
Study: Analyzing existing processes Existing taxonomies Selecting 3 major domains Roadmap
Timeframe: 2005
Contacts National Bank of Belgium
Camille Dümm - Central Balance Sheet Office
Banking, finance and insurance commissionGiancarlo Pellizzari - Prudential policy
• Federal Public Service FinancesDirk Quina [email protected]