This study established and empirically validated a model for predicting factors influencing users' behavioural intentions for using XBRL tools. This study explored the behavioural intention of using XBRL tools from the point of view of users by applying the UTAUT model with the addition of trust and satisfaction. An online survey was conducted by using the modified study model to comply with the research objectives. An online survey of 267 respondents obtained and analysed using structural equation modelling (SEM) and IBM SPSS AMOS. The findings show that trust and satisfaction influenced behavioural intent significantly and positively. In turn, the effort expectancy and performance expectancy had a significant impact on satisfaction. The results showed that in the presence of satisfaction there was no direct effect of effort expectancy and performance expectancy on the behavioural intention to use XBRL tools and the emergence of a direct effect of confidence on the behavioural intention to use XBRL tools. The findings correspond with the previous studies and provide a practical reference for XBRL tool developers and decision-makers involved in developing and using XBRL tools for tagging and analysing financial reporting.

This study aimed to examine the effect of applying extensible business reporting language on the performance of the internal audit. A questionnaire was used to collect the data from 115 of the top managers of firms and internal auditors. Multiple regression methods were employed through SPSS software to test the hypotheses. The results of the study show that the external entity pressure, ease of use of the system, and cost-benefit overload positively and significantly affect the performance of the internal audit. While adapting to previous systems, training their employees, and the successful implementation of the model did not affect the performance of the internal audit.

The aim of this study is to investigate the impact of XBRL adoption on information symmetry in the presence of knowledge management as a mediating variable. Data were collected using a questionnaire distributed to all employees working at the Jordan Securities Commission (JSC). Applying the partial least squares method via SmartPLS-3, the results pointed out that the XBRL had significant positive direct effects on knowledge management and information symmetry, knowledge management had a significant positive direct effect on information symmetry. Hence, a partially mediating significant effect of knowledge management was detected between the XBRL and information symmetry. Accordingly, the study recommended governmental legislative bodies to continue supporting XBRL adoption to improve the quality of financial information. The study also recommends understanding the perceptions of preparers and users of financial statements about challenges that hinder the adoption of XBRL in various commercial sectors in order to improve the consistency of informational content in annual reports.