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Recital 10

Recital 10

(10)For reasons of transparency, accessibility, analysis and comparability, issuers should be free to mark up disclosures in their IFRS consolidated financial statements in as much detail as may be technically possible. For the same reasons, compulsory standards for the minimum granularity of markups should also be laid down. With regard to the primary financial statements in IFRS consolidated financial statements, a standard of detailed tagging should apply whereby those primary financial statements are fully marked up. With regard to the notes to IFRS consolidated financial statements, a standard of block tagging should apply where whole sections of those notes are each to be marked up using single taxonomy elements. The requirement for block tagging, however, should not limit the discretion of issuers to mark up notes to IFRS consolidated financial statements with a higher level of granularity.

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