XBRL Taxonomies
There are several XBRL taxonomies, or data ‘dictionaries’ that define the XBRL tags for data, around the world that are created to conform to accounting standards, industry sectors and reporting uses for any given jurisdiction. Below is a current list of XBRL taxonomies around the world that you may be interested in using within your own organization.
| Taxonomy name | Organisation | Link |
| XBRL International Recognised Taxonomies | Various | Link |
| XBRL Global Ledger | XBRL International | Link |
| IFRS XBRL Taxonomy | IASC Foundation | Link |
| IFRS SME XBRL Taxonomy | IASC Foundation | Link |
| US GAAP XBRL Taxonomy | XBRL US | Link |
| CEBS Common Reporting (Basel II) Taxonomy | CEBS | Link |
| CEBS Financial Reporting (Basel II) Taxonomy | CEBS | Link |
| World Intellectual Capital Initiative Taxonomies | WICI | Link |
| Global Reporting Initiative Taxonomy (GRI G3) | GRI | Link |
| Global Common Data Taxonomy | XBRL International | Link |
| Japanese EDINET Taxonomy | JFSA | Link |
| Standard Business Reporting Australia Taxonomies | SBR Australia | Link |
| Canadian GAAP Taxonomy | XBRL Canada | Link |
| Chinese CLCID Taxonomy | XBRL China | Link |
| Irish GAAP Taxonomy | XBRL Ireland | Link |
| Swedish GAAP Taxonomies | XBRL Sweden | Link |
| Standard Business Reporting Netherland Taxonomies | SBR Netherlands | Link |
| ACRA Singapore Taxonomy | ACRA | Link |
| UK Companies House Taxonomies | UK Companies House | Link |
| UK HMRC Taxonomies | UK HMRC | Link |