The role of the ESRS XBRL taxonomy in sustainability reporting (ENG)
Be among the first ones to pioneer the use of ESRS XBRL taxonomy when preparing your sustainability report, and reap the benefits of this approach.
EFRAG has published ESRS Set 1 XBRL taxonomy that is now on the tables of the decision-makers for approval.
As stated by the EFRAG, taxonomy-centric approach to structuring sustainability reporting is highly recommended and ensures a significantly easier transition to the iXBRL format.
We organise a free one hour live webinar about the digital (iXBRL) part of the ESRS sustainability report on 23.09., 11:00 UTC +3 hours. Everyone eager to get the founding understanding about the digital sustainability reporting and recent EFRAG updates, register and join us: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/0e761b44-c7ba-4883-bec6-260b4c65bb09@a29b86db-31ba-45e4-88ac-ac4aaddeb039.
- What is ESRS Set 1 XBRL Taxonomy?
- How is ESEF different from iXBRL?
- Why is the ESRS XBRL taxonomy essential in the early process of creating a sustainability report?
- What do you need to create an ESEF, or iXBRL, sustainability report? And why certified XBRL tool is essential?
- What does EFRAG recommends to companies in final documentation for the ESRS Set 1 XBRL taxonomy?
- What about the audit of the digital sustainability report?
For illustration, we'll also demonstrate a short demo on converting human-readable ESRS report to iXBRL format, grounding it on a CoreFiling-certified tool.
Language of the event - English.