In this chapter you were given an example of what Current Assets may look like in XBRL

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In this chapter you were given an example of what Current Assets may look like in XBRL coding.

Current Assets refers to a heading in the Financial Statements and is thus used as a TOTAL account

(sometimes also referred to as a ‘roll up to’ account).

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Construct your own XBRL coding to an item belonging to the current assets such as Inventory.

(Hint: look at the taxonomy applicable in your jurisdiction on the www.xbrl.org website.)

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Financial Accounting And Reporting

ISBN: 9780273708704

11th Edition

Authors: Barry Elliott, Jamie Elliott

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