CPA Voice: Elevate your practice with peer review

Peer review plays a crucial role in the profession's comprehensive framework for safeguarding the public. This framework also encompasses ethical and professional standards, the CPA state licensing system, and the oversight and enforcement efforts of state and federal regulators. 

Peer reviews are conducted under the Clarified AICPA Standards for Performing and Reporting on Peer Reviews, which are established by the AICPA Peer Review Board. The purpose of these standards is to improve the profession's effectiveness and ensure the delivery of high-quality services that uphold the public's trust. 

If you lead an accounting and auditing practice, your firm already has resources that can be scaled to develop a peer review practice, increasing your overall value and solutions provided. Is peer review a great fit for you and your firm? 

Read the article available now in the January/February issue of CPA Voice. 

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