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IFRS Taxonomy 2017 now available in Spanish

IFRS Taxonomy 2017 now available in Spanish
The files for the IFRS Taxonomy 2017 in Spanish are now available.

To provide further support to Spanish-speaking users of the IFRS Taxonomy, the IFRS Taxonomy Illustrated (ITI) is available for viewing and use in Spanish. The ITI presents a simplified view of the IFRS Taxonomy in an easy-to-read, visual format that does not require knowledge of XBRL, with links to the electronic IFRS Standards (in eIFRS).

View the ITI organised by IFRS Standards
View the ITI organised according to order of financial statements
View the ITI for the IFRS for Small and Medium-sized Entities
In addition, IFRS Taxonomy versioning information is also available in Spanish. The Versioning information shows changes between two taxonomies. These changes are reflected by including change annotations and additional formatting in the IFRS Taxonomy Illustrated.

View the documentation detailing the changes between the IFRS Taxonomy 2016 and the IFRS Taxonomy 2017
View the documentation detailing the changes between the IFRS Taxonomy 2016 and the IFRS Taxonomy 2017 for Small and Medium-sized Entities

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