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GRI Exam ESRS-Professional Topic 5 Question 4 Discussion

Actual exam question for GRI's ESRS-Professional exam
Question #: 4
Topic #: 5
[All ESRS-Professional Questions]

Which statements about Inline XBRL are TRUE?

Select all that apply.

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Suggested Answer: A, C, D

Inline XBRL (iXBRL) is the digital reporting format required under the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to ensure standardized and machine-readable sustainability reporting.

It is required under CSRD for sustainability reporting

The CSRD mandates the use of Inline XBRL for sustainability reports, ensuring digital tagging for structured data submission, making information easier to analyze by regulators and investors.

(A) is correct

It only applies to narrative disclosures, not numerical data

Incorrect. Inline XBRL applies to both numerical data (KPIs, metrics) and narrative disclosures, allowing structured reporting across qualitative and quantitative sustainability information.

(B) is incorrect

It makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable

True. Inline XBRL embeds machine-readable tags into a human-readable document, ensuring both usability and compliance with digital reporting requirements.

(C) is correct

It ensures that tags are embedded within a visually clear format

Correct. The Inline XBRL standard ensures that the digital tags do not alter the visual presentation of the report, maintaining clarity for human readers while allowing structured data extraction.

(D) is correct

Conclusion:

Inline XBRL is required under CSRD (A), makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable (C), and ensures a visually clear format (D). However, it applies to both narrative and numerical data, making (B) incorrect.

Official Reference:

Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2023/2772

Compilation Explanations January - July 2024


Contribute your Thoughts:

Carey
11 days ago
A is interesting, but I'm not familiar with the CSRD requirement. Guess I better brush up on my regulatory knowledge before the exam!
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Maira
16 days ago
D) It ensures that tags are embedded within a visually clear format.
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Elvera
16 days ago
D is definitely true - the embedded tags in a visually clear format are what make Inline XBRL so user-friendly. *chuckles* I bet the exam writers had fun coming up with these options!
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Larue
3 days ago
C) It makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable
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Kristeen
5 days ago
A) It is required under the CSRD for sustainability reporting
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Jules
17 days ago
A) It is required under the CSRD for sustainability reporting.
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Gregoria
22 days ago
Hmm, I'm not sure about B. I thought Inline XBRL applied to both narrative and numerical data? Time to review the material again.
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Beth
4 days ago
C) It makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable
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Casie
8 days ago
A) It is required under the CSRD for sustainability reporting
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Brynn
28 days ago
I agree with C - the ability to make reports both human and machine-readable is a huge advantage.
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Halina
30 days ago
C) It makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable.
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Lachelle
30 days ago
C and D seem to be the most accurate statements about Inline XBRL. It's a game-changer for financial reporting!
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Royal
8 days ago
D) It ensures that tags are embedded within a visually clear format
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Royal
13 days ago
C) It makes reports both human-readable and machine-readable
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