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EDGAR Next is the next generation EDGAR system that is going to change the way you manage your SEC filings. We can help with a seamless transition!
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Meet GoFiler
Streamline financial reporting to the SEC’s EDGAR system with compliance software that fits your organization. GoFiler is the most advanced, flexible, and cost-effective software on the market that can satisfy your compliance needs.
Compliance for Utilities
Introducing XBRLworks, our cloud solution for transmitting periodic reports to the FERC eForms system. This easy-to-use tool offers simple compliance in a secure, collaborative environment at a fraction of the cost.
The Financial Data Transparency Act
Changes are coming for governments and governmental entities with the passage of the FDTA. Continuing disclosures, including ACFR reporting, will be moving to a new open data standard. Learn more about what this could mean for you.
SEC Updates Financial Reporting Manual
Posted: July 1, 2026 4:00 pm by LeAnn Dey in SEC, Corporation Finance
SEC, CFTC Request Comment on Revising Swap Data Reporting
July 1, 2026 10:30 am – SEC and the CFTC released a joint request for comment to consider ways to harmonize swap data reporting across the security‑based swap and swap markets [...]
FERC Proposes Rules to Revise Financial Forms and Filing Requirements
June 30, 2026 2:00 pm – Federal Energy Regulatory Commission released a rule proposal that would amend a number of its financial reporting forms and related filing requirements [...]
SEC, CFTC Solicit Feedback on Modernizing Derivatives Product Definitions
June 29, 2026 3:15 pm – SEC and the CFTC published a joint request for comment to explore ways to update derivatives definitions and clarify interpretive issues under Title VII of Dodd‑Frank. [...]
