To help non-accelerated filers achieve a successful and worry-free compliance with the SEC’s XBRL mandate, and to overcome the uncertainty and doubt surrounding the SEC’s mandate that non-accelerated filers must provide XBRL (eXtensible Business Reporting Language) versions of their 10Q and 10K, Facilitador, LLC and Allocation Solutions have partnered with some of the leading XBRL experts to deliver a 3-hour online training seminar.

“The market is full of free one-hour webinars trying to instill fear to promote their filing or software services,” says Daniel Roberts, primary instructor and past Chairman of the XBRL US Steering Committee, and member of the XBRL International Assurance Working Group. “What filers really need is to get past the fear, uncertainty and doubt so that they can confidently implement the XBRL creation strategy that is right for their business. That is the objective behind this initiative.”

The training seminar, “Achieving a Successful 2011 SEC XBRL Filing,” was developed and will be taught by leading XBRL experts such as Louis Matherne, one of the founding fathers of XBRL and a past member of the SEC's XBRL project team that developed the US GAAP taxonomy, Paul Wilkinson, past advisor to the Chairman and Commissioners of the SEC and U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, Wayne Harding, a CFO who has been extremely active in XBRL since the very earliest days of the standard, and Rob Gold, a CPA who has over a decade of experience with XBRL.

The 3-hour seminar, which will provide 3.5 CPE credits, will cover everything from what is XBRL, how to achieve the mandate, what options exist, how to create an XBRL document, and potential problems and issues and how to overcome them. Filers have the opportunity to register to one of 6 seminars planned. The dates of the seminars are February 23rd, March 3rd, April 6th, April 13th, May 24th and May 26th. For more information, please go to: contact Claudia Dornbusch.

As the objective is to prepare filers to achieve their compliance mandate, and not to sell any particular product or service, no individual products or services will be recommended, but an overview of the options landscape will be provided.