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Filing Fee Tables Must Be iXBRL Tagged

By Ben Dale on August 13, 2024
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Back in early 2022, the SEC required companies to include filing fee disclosures for fee-bearing filings, such as Securities Act registration statements, in the newly created Exhibit 107. Here’s the final rule. Like so many new SEC rules, there is an Inline XBRL tagging requirement for the filing fee exhibit, which is now going into effect.

Effective July 31, 2024, large accelerated filers are required to structure Exhibit 107 filing fee tables using Inline XBRL. All other filers, including accelerated filers, have until July 31, 2025, to comply with the XBRL tagging requirements but are permitted to comply early if they’d like. 

The XBRL tagging process can take time, so be sure to plan accordingly when you expect to file Exhibit 107. Back in June, the SEC put out an announcement with helpful links regarding technical and structured data aspects of the filing fee requirements.

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Benjamin Dale is an associate in the Corporate & Securities practice at Perkins Coie. He has experience representing issuers and underwriters in domestic and cross-border capital markets transactions including securities offerings, consent solicitations, and redemptions. Ben also advises companies on corporate transactional matters…

Benjamin Dale is an associate in the Corporate & Securities practice at Perkins Coie. He has experience representing issuers and underwriters in domestic and cross-border capital markets transactions including securities offerings, consent solicitations, and redemptions. Ben also advises companies on corporate transactional matters, corporate governance, and securities regulations.

While attending Columbia Law School, Ben was a Harlan Fiske Stone scholar and a member of the Columbia Business and Law Association.

Prior to joining Perkins Coie, Ben was an associate at another law firm. He is also a certified public accountant (CPA) and previously worked as an audit manager at a large accounting firm.

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