• What is the difference between Registered users and Subscribers?
• Why do I have multiple logins for eIFRS and the public website?
• Does the IASB have a Technical Queries service?
• I am having problems accessing the eIFRS service

Q.What is the difference between Registered users and Subscribers?

A.It is free to be a registered user, only paid subscribers to eIFRS or the Comprehensive Subscription have access to subscriber areas. Registered users have free access to the Unaccompanied IFRSs, can observe meetings and upload comment letters. Subscriber access requires purchasing either eIFRS or the Comprehensive Subscription (eIFRS and print products). Through eIFRS subscribers have access to everything produced by the IASB/IASC Foundation including complete IFRSs going back to 1975 and many other benefits.

Q.Why do I have multiple logins for eIFRS and the public website?

A.Currently a user of our services can be part of many different systems that run independently from each other. For example, public web site users have a separate login to our eIFRS service, which in turn may originate from our old system or our new eIFRS system. As we move forward throughout 2007 we will be aiming to reduce the number of different logins that each user has.

Q.Does the IASB have a Technical Queries service?

A.Details of the IASB's Technical Inquiries policy is available here

Q.I am having problems accessing the eIFRS service

A.Please contact our publications team via email: publications@iasb.org