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Subject: RE: [tax] Comments on XML Position Paper
At 11:28 am +0100 23/3/04, marc.van.hilvoorde@nl.pwc.com wrote: >Unfortunately I have no time to go into details, just a short reaction: > >>>(such as my example of UK PAYE tax and National >Insurance contributions records)<< > >Where can I find these? I am not sure if i saw this example? Sorry, "example" was a bad word to use - I didn't post any example XML or anything, I was just referring to the fact that I had made reference to this service in an earlier email in the thread. > >>I simply think there is a boundary to XBRL's applicability somewhere, >and there are some existing systems with which I'm familiar that I believe >fall outside that boundary (and some that fall within it). We would do well >to identify the boundary for those administrations who have yet to >implement >systems.<< > >I fully agree with you here. > > >I know that not all of my colleagues agree with me, but in my opinion there >are very few data territories where accountants/auditors should not be >interested in. I would add the caveat: in the corporate world... Andy -- Andy Greener Mob: +44 7836 331933 GID Ltd, Reading, UK Tel: +44 118 956 1248 andy@gid.co.uk Fax: +44 118 958 9005
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