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Publicly-held companies in the U.S. are now being required by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) to file their financial reports using the tagging standard of Extensible Business Reporting Language (XBRL). This interactive data requirement requires all U.S. traded firms to comply by 2011. Our case study examines two accelerated filers to gain insight into their decision whether to in-source or outsource implementation of XBRL filing based on the eight characteristics of the XBRL Client-Vendor Outsourcing Relationship [5]. The eight characteristics are (1) client-vendor relationship, (2) company size, (3) outsourcing contract, (4) intellectual property, (5) communication, (6) custom functionality, (7) task complexity, and (8) vendor’s skills.

OUTSOURCING XBRL FINANCIAL STATEMENT FILING: A CASE STUDY OF PRACTICES IN TWO PUBLIC FIRMS