Filing of XBRL

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52 Points Posted on 02 March 2022
Can a company that have once filed its financial statements with the ROC in XBRL under Section 137 of the Act file normal AOC-4 when it ceases to fall under the classes of companies mentioned under the act
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On 02 March 2022 at 21:30 Report
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This discussion clarifies the rules surrounding XBRL filing with the ROC. Once a company has filed its financial statements in XBRL format under Section 137 of the Act, it must continue to do so. Rule 2 of the XBRL Rules explicitly states that an XBRL filer is always an XBRL filer, meaning a return to normal AOC-4 filing is not permitted.

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90 Points Posted on 03 March 2022
No rule 2 of xbrl Rules very clear in this regard
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On 03 March 2022 at 19:56
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109 Points Posted on 04 March 2022

No. Once an XBRL Filer... Always an XBRL Filer

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On 04 March 2022 at 17:04

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