Annual and Quarterly Financial Statements (AQFS)

Contents

1       Overview.. 1

2       Scope. 2

3       Organization. 2

4       File Formats. 3

5       Table Definitions. 3

5.1        SUB (Submissions) 3

5.2        TAG (Tags) 7

5.3        NUM (Numbers) 7

5.4        PRE (Presentation of Statements) 8

 

Figure 1. Data relationships. 3

Figure 2. Fields in the SUB data set 4

Figure 3. Fields in the TAG data set 7

Figure 4. Fields in the NUM data set 8

Figure 5. Fields in the PRE data set 8

 

1         Overview

The following data sets provide information extracted from EX-101 attachments submitted to the Commission in a flattened data format to assist users in more easily consuming the data for analysis. The data is sourced from selected information found in the XBRL tagged financial statements submitted by filers to the Commission.  These data sets currently include quarterly and annual numeric data appearing in the primary financial statements submitted by filers. Certain additional fields (e.g. Standard Industrial Classification (SIC)) used in the Commission’s EDGAR system are also included to help in supporting the use of the data.  The information has been taken directly from submissions created by each registrant, and the data is “as filed” by the registrant.  The information will be updated quarterly. Data contained in documents filed after 5:30pm EST on the last business day of the quarter will be included in the next quarterly posting.  

DISCLAIMER: The Annual and Quarterly Financial Statement Reports contain information derived from XBRL data filed with the Commission by individual registrants as well as Commission generated filing identifiers. Because the reports are based on information provided by individual registrants, we cannot guarantee their accuracy. In addition, the Reports do not reflect all information, including certain associated XBRL metadata, included with Commission filings. The reports are intended to assist the public in analyzing XBRL data contained in Commission filings; however, they are not a substitute for such filings. Investors should review the full Commission filings before making any investment decision.

The data extracted from the XBRL submissions is organized into four data sets containing information about submissions, numbers, taxonomy tags, and presentation.  Each data set consists of rows and columns, and is provided as a tab-delimited TXT format file.  The data sets are as follows:

·          SUB – Submission data set; this includes one record for each XBRL submission. The set includes fields of information pertinent to the submission and the filing entity. Information is extracted from the SEC’s EDGAR system and the filings submitted to the SEC by registrants.

·          NUM – Number data set; this includes one row for each distinct amount from each submission included in the SUB data set. The Number data set includes, for every submission, for each primary financial statement as it is rendered by the SEC Viewer/Previewer, all line item values.

·          TAG – Tag data set; includes defining information about each tag.  Information includes tag descriptions (documentation labels), taxonomy version information and other tag attributes.

·          PRE – Presentation data set; this provides information about how the tags and numbers were presented in the primary financial statements.

2         Scope

The scope of the data in the financial statement data sets consists of:

·          Numeric data on the primary financial statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flows, Changes in Equity, and Comprehensive Income) and page footnotes on those statements;

·          From interactive data attachments (XBRL) to forms 10-K, 10-K/A, 10-KT, 10-KT/A, 10-Q, 10-Q/A, 10-QT, 20-F, 20-F/A, 40-F, 40-F/A, 6-K, or 6-K/A;

·          Submitted from 4/15/2009 through the “Data Cutoff Date” inclusive (there is a file named 2009q1.zip on the SEC website that contains data sets with column headings only and no rows, merely so that all years prior to this year will consist of four zip files).

All numeric data is “as filed.”

3         Organization

Note that this data set represents quarterly and annual uncorrected and “as filed” EDGAR document submissions containing multiple reporting periods (including amendments of prior submissions). Data in this submitted form may contain redundancies, inconsistencies, and discrepancies relative to other publication formats. There are four data sets.

1.    SUB is identifies all the EDGAR submissions in the data set, with each row having the unique (primary) key adsh,  a 20 character EDGAR Accession Number with dashes in positions 11 and 14.

2.    TAG is a data set of all tags used in the submissions, both standard and custom.  A unique key of each row is a combination of these fields:

1)    tag – tag used by the filer

2)    version – if a standard tag, the taxonomy of origin, otherwise equal to adsh.

3.    NUM is a data set of all numeric XBRL facts presented on the primary financial statements. A unique key of each row is a combination of the following fields:

1)    adsh- EDGAR accession number

2)    tag – tag used by the filer

3)    version – if a standard tag, the taxonomy of origin, otherwise equal to adsh.

4)    ddate - period end date

5)    qtrs - duration in number of quarters

6)    uom - unit of measure

7)    coreg - coregistrant of the parent company registrant (if applicable)

4.    PRE is a data set that provides the text assigned by the filer to each line item in the primary financial statements, the order in which the line item appeared, and the tag assigned to it.  A unique key of each row is a combination of the following fields:

1)    adsh – EDGAR accession number

2)    report – sequential number of report within the statements

3)    line – sequential number of line within a report.

The relationship of the data sets is as shown in Figure 1. The Accession Number (adsh) found in the NUM data set can be used to retrieve information about the submission in SUB.  Each row of data in NUM was tagged by the filer using a tag. Information about the tag used can be found in  TAG.  Each row of data in NUM appears on one or more lines of reports detailed in PRE.

Figure 1. Data relationships

Dataset

Columns referencing other datasets

Referenced dataset

Referenced columns

NUM

adsh

SUB

adsh

tag, version

TAG

tag, version

PRE

adsh

SUB

adsh

tag, version

TAG

tag, version

adsh, tag, version

NUM

adsh, tag, version

 

Note: The SEC website folder http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/{cik}/{accession}/ will always contain all the files for a given submission, where {accession} is the adsh with the ‘-‘characters removed.

4         File Formats

Each of the four data sets is provided in a single encoding, as follows:

Tab Delimited Value (.txt): utf-8, tab-delimited, \n- terminated lines, with the first line containing the column names in lowercase.

5         Table Definitions

The columns in the figures below (figures 2 – 5) provide the following information: field name, description, source, data format, maximum field size, an indication of whether or not the field may be NULL (yes or no), and key.  

The Source column has two possible values:

·          EDGAR indicates that the source of the data is the filer’s EDGAR submission header.

·          XBRL indicates that the source of the data is the filer’s EX-101 (XBRL) attachments.

The Key column indicates whether the field is part of a unique index on the data.  There are two possible values for this column:

·          “*” – Indicates the field is part of a unique key for the row.

·          Empty (nothing in column) – the column is a function of all or some of a unique key.

5.1       SUB (Submissions)

The submissions data set contains summary information about an entire EDGAR submission. Some fields were sourced directly from EDGAR submission information, while other columns of data were sourced from the Interactive Data attachments of the submission. Note: EDGAR derived fields represent the most recent EDGAR assignment as of a given filing’s submission date and do not necessarily represent the most current assignments.   

Figure 2. Fields in the SUB data set

Field Name

Field Description

Source

Format

Max Size

May be NULL

Key

adsh

Accession Number. The 20-character string formed from the 18-digit number assigned by the SEC to each EDGAR submission.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC (nnnnnnnnnn-nn-nnnnnn)

20

No

*

cik

Central Index Key (CIK). Ten digit number assigned by the SEC to each registrant that submits filings.

EDGAR

NUMERIC

10

No

 

name

Name of registrant. This corresponds to the name of the legal entity as recorded in EDGAR as of the filing date.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

150

No

 

sic

Standard Industrial Classification (SIC). Four digit code assigned by the SEC as of the filing date, indicating the registrant’s type of business.

EDGAR

NUMERIC

4

Yes

 

countryba

The ISO 3166-1 country of the registrant's business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

2

No

 

stprba

The state or province of the registrant’s business address, if field countryba is US or CA.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

2

Yes

 

cityba

The city of the registrant's business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

30

No

 

zipba

The zip code of the registrant’s business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

10

Yes

 

bas1

 

The first line of the street of the registrant’s business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

40

Yes

 

bas2

The second line of the street of the registrant’s business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

40

Yes

 

baph

The phone number of the registrant’s business address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

12

Yes

 

countryma

The ISO 3166-1 country of the registrant's mailing address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

2

Yes

 

stprma

The state or province of the registrant’s mailing address, if field countryma is US or CA.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

2

Yes

 

cityma

The city of the registrant's mailing address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

30

Yes

 

zipma

The zip code of the registrant’s mailing address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

10

Yes

 

mas1

The first line of the street of the registrant’s mailing address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

40

Yes

 

mas2

The second line of the street of the registrant’s mailing address.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

40

Yes

 

countryinc

The country of incorporation for the registrant.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

3

No

 

stprinc

The state or province of incorporation for the registrant, if countryinc is US or CA.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

2

Yes

 

ein

Employee Identification Number, 9 digit identification number assigned by the Internal Revenue Service to business entities operating in the United States.

EDGAR

NUMERIC

10

Yes

 

former

Most recent former name of the registrant, if any.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

150

Yes

 

changed

Date of change from the former name, if any.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

8

Yes

 

afs

Filer status with the SEC at the time of submission:

1-LAF=Large Accelerated,

2-ACC=Accelerated,

3-SRA=Smaller Reporting Accelerated,

4-NON=Non-Accelerated,

5-SML=Smaller Reporting Filer,

NULL=not assigned.

XBRL

ALPHANUMERIC

5

Yes

 

wksi

Well Known Seasoned Issuer (WKSI). An issuer that meets specific SEC requirements at some point during a 60-day period preceding the date the issuer satisfies its obligation to update its shelf registration statement.

XBRL

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

fye

Fiscal Year End Date.

XBRL

ALPHANUMERIC (mmdd)

4

No

 

form

The submission type of the registrant’s filing.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC

10

No

 

period

Balance Sheet Date.

XBRL

DATE (yymmdd)

8

No

 

fy

Fiscal Year Focus (as defined in EFM Ch. 6).

XBRL

YEAR (yyyy)

4

No

 

fp

Fiscal Period Focus (as defined in EFM Ch. 6) within Fiscal Year. The 10-Q for the 1st, 2nd and 3rd quarters would have a fiscal period focus of Q1, Q2 (or H1), and Q3 (or M9) respectively, and a 10-K would have a fiscal period focus of FY.

XBRL

ALPHANUMERIC (FY, Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4, H1, H2, M9, T1, T2, T3, M8, CY)

2

No

 

filed

The date of the registrant’s filing with the Commission.

EDGAR

DATE (yymmdd)

8

No

 

accepted

 

The acceptance date and time of the registrant’s filing with the Commission. Filings accepted after 5:30pm EST are considered filed on the following business day.

EDGAR

DATETIME (yyyy‑mm‑dd hh:mm:ss)

19

No

 

prevrpt

Previous Report –TRUE indicates that the submission information was subsequently amended.

EDGAR

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

detail

TRUE indicates that the XBRL submission contains quantitative disclosures within the footnotes and schedules at the required detail level (e.g., each amount).

XBRL

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

instance

The name of the submitted XBRL Instance Document (EX-101.INS) type data file. The name often begins with the company ticker symbol.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC (e.g. abcd‑yyyymmdd.xml)

32

No

 

nciks

Number of Central Index Keys (CIK) of registrants (i.e., business units) included in the consolidating entity’s submitted filing.

EDGAR

NUMERIC

4

No

 

aciks

Additional CIKs of co-registrants included in  a consolidating entity’s EDGAR submission, separated by spaces. If there are no other co-registrants (i.e., nciks=1), the value of aciks is NULL.  For a very small number of filers, the list of co-registrants is too long to fit in the field.  Where this is the case, PARTIAL will appear at the end of the list indicating that not all co-registrants’ CIKs are included in the field; users should refer to the complete submission file for all CIK information.

EDGAR

ALPHANUMERIC (space delimited)

120

Yes

 

 

Note: To access the complete submission files for a given filing, please see the SEC EDGAR website.  The SEC website folder http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/{cik}/{accession}/ will always contain all the data sets for a given submission.  To assemble the folder address to any filing referenced in the SUB data set, simply substitute {cik} with the cik field and replace {accession} with the adsh field (after removing the dash character).  The following sample SQL Query provides an example of how to generate a list of addresses for filings contained in the SUB data set:

·          select name,form,period, 'http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/' + ltrim(str(cik,10))+'/' + replace(adsh,'-','')+'/'+instance as url from SUBM subm order by period desc, name

 

5.2       TAG (Tags)

The TAG data set contains all standard taxonomy tags, not just those appearing in submissions to date, and also includes all custom taxonomy tags defined in the submissions.  The source is the “as filed” XBRL filer submissions.  The standard tags are derived from taxonomies in http://www.sec.gov/info/edgar/edgartaxonomies.shtml

Figure 3. Fields in the TAG data set

Field Name

Field Description

Field Type

Max Size

May be NULL

Key

tag

The unique identifier (name) for a tag in a specific taxonomy release.

ALPHANUMERIC

256

No

*

version

For a standard tag, an identifier for the taxonomy; otherwise the accession number where the tag was defined.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

*

custom

1 if tag is custom (version=adsh), 0 if it is standard. Note: This flag is technically redundant with the  version and adsh columns.

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

abstract

1 if the tag is not used to represent a numeric fact.

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

datatype

If abstract=1, then NULL, otherwise the data type (e.g., monetary) for the tag.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

Yes

 

iord

If abstract=1, then NULL; otherwise, “I” if the value is a point-in time, or “D” if the value is a duration.

ALPHANUMERIC

1

No

 

crdr

If datatype = monetary, then the tag’s natural accounting balance (debit or credit); if not defined, then NULL.

ALPHANUMERIC (“C” or “D”)

1

Yes

 

tlabel

If a standard tag, then the label text provided by the taxonomy, otherwise the text provided by the filer.  A tag which had neither would have a NULL value here.

ALPHANUMERIC

512

Yes

 

foc

The detailed definition for the tag (truncated to 2048 characters). If a standard tag, then the text provided by the taxonomy, otherwise the text assigned by the filer.  Some tags have neither, and this field is NULL.

ALPHANUMERIC

2048

Yes

 

5.3       NUM (Numbers)

The NUM data set contains numeric data, one row per data point in the financial statements. The source for the table is the “as filed” XBRL filer submissions.

Figure 4. Fields in the NUM data set

Field Name

Field Description

Field Type (format)

Max Size

May be NULL

Key

adsh

Accession Number. The 20-character string formed from the 18-digit number assigned by the SEC to each EDGAR submission.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

*

tag

The unique identifier (name) for a tag in a specific taxonomy release.

ALPHANUMERIC

256

No

*

version

For a standard tag, an identifier for the taxonomy; otherwise the accession number where the tag was defined.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

*

ddate

The end date for the data value, rounded to the nearest month end.

DATE (yyyymmdd)

8

No

*

qtrs

The count of the number of quarters represented by the data value, rounded to the nearest whole number. “0” indicates it is a point-in-time value.

NUMERIC

8

No

*

uom

The unit of measure for the value.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

*

coreg

If specified, indicates a specific co-registrant, the parent company, or other entity (e.g., guarantor).  NULL indicates the consolidated entity.

NUMERIC

256

Yes

*

value

The value. This is not scaled, it is as found in the Interactive Data file, but is limited to four digits to the right of the decimal point.

NUMERIC(28,4)

16

Yes

 

footnote

The text of any superscripted footnotes on the value, as shown on the statement page, truncated to 512 characters, or if there is no footnote, then this field will be blank.

ALPHANUMERIC

512

Yes

 

5.4       PRE (Presentation of Statements)

The PRE data set contains one row for each line of the financial statements tagged by the filer.  The source for the data set is the “as filed” XBRL filer submissions.   Note that there may be more than one row per entry in NUM because the same tag can appear in more than one statement (the tag NetIncome, for example can appear in both the Income Statement and Cash Flows in a single financial statement, and the tag Cash may appear in both the Balance Sheet and Cash Flows).

Figure 5. Fields in the PRE data set

Field Name

Field Description

Field Type (format)

Max Size

May be NULL

Key

adsh

Accession Number. The 20-character string formed from the 18-digit number assigned by the SEC to each EDGAR submission.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

*

report

Represents the report grouping. This field corresponds to the statement (stmt) field, which indicates the type of statement. The numeric value refers to the “R file” as posted on the EDGAR Web site.

NUMERIC

6

No

*

line

Represents the tag’s presentation line order for a given report. Together with the statement and report field, presentation location, order and grouping can be derived.

NUMERIC

6

No

*

stmt

The financial statement location to which the value of the “report field pertains.

ALPHANUMERIC (BS = Balance Sheet, IS = Income Statement, CF = Cash Flow, EQ = Equity, CI = Comprehensive Income, UN = Unclassifiable Statement).

2

No

 

inpth

Value was presented “parenthetically” instead of in columns within the financial statements. For example:

Receivables (net of allowance for bad debts of $200 in 2012) $700.

BOOLEAN (1 if true and 0 if false)

1

No

 

rfile

The type of interactive data file rendered on the EDGAR web site, H = .htm file, X = .xml file.

ALPHANUMERIC

1

No

 

tag

The tag chosen by the filer for this line item.

ALPHANUMERIC

256

No

 

version

The taxonomy identifier if the tag is a standard tag, otherwise adsh.

ALPHANUMERIC

20

No

 

plabel

The text presented on the line item, also known as a “preferred” label.

ALPHANUMERIC

512

No