This document discusses using continuous auditing and XBRL tagging of government financial reports to improve access and analysis of those reports. It notes that current government financial reports like CAFRs are often only available as PDFs from various websites, making them difficult for automated analysis. The document advocates tagging CAFRs and other reports with XBRL to make their contents machine-readable, allowing more time to be spent on analysis rather than data extraction. With XBRL tagging, reports could be stored in a central repository and continuous auditing could generate real-time, standardized reports for various stakeholders like citizens, legislators, and analysts.