IFRS reporting, built as a controlled framework

What it is / who must comply

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) are the accounting standards used across the EU for the consolidated financial statements of companies listed on a regulated market, and voluntarily by many groups for comparability. An IFRS annual report carries the primary statements, extensive notes and disclosures, and consolidation across group entities. Listed companies also file in the European Single Electronic Format (ESEF). See ESEF Digital Filing.

How Statera handles it

• Opens the report with built-in structure for the primary statements, notes and disclosures.
• Keeps figures linked to source, with consolidation logic across group entities.
• Runs validation against the IFRS report structure before filing.
• Produces an iXBRL/ESEF filing path, with supporting evidence attached to each figure.

Frequently asked questions

Who reports under IFRS in the EU?

Companies listed on an EU regulated market, for their consolidated accounts, plus groups that adopt IFRS voluntarily.

Does IFRS reporting require digital tagging?

Listed companies file in ESEF, which tags the IFRS consolidated statements in iXBRL.

Does Statera support consolidation?

Yes, consolidation logic is part of the IFRS framework.