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iXBRL kick-off

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08 October 2010

Issue: 4276 / Categories: Events , Companies

Third and final exhibition for iXBRL.

HMRC will be hosting a third and final exhibition for software vendors to showcase the products and services they have developed to support the online filing of company tax returns using the new iXBRL standard for accounts and computations.

The exhibition will feature corporation tax computations and filing solutions, conversion tools, tagging services plus accounts production software.2010-10-06

The exhibition will be held on 3 November 2010 at Birmingham City Football Club B9 4NH from 9 am. The event is free and open to all.agents

HMRC will also be offering background presentations on iXBRL and corporation tax online at various times during the day.

Issue: 4276 / Categories: Events , Companies

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