Performance of System and Engagement Reviews

Independent peer reviews conducted in accordance with AICPA standards.

Strengthen Your Firm's Quality

AICPA peer review is a requirement, but it's also an opportunity. A well-conducted review helps you identify weaknesses, improve quality, and demonstrate your firm's commitment to professional standards. We perform system and engagement reviews with thoroughness, professionalism, and a collaborative approach that makes the process as smooth as possible.

What We Do

1

System Reviews

Comprehensive reviews of your firm's quality control system and a sample of engagements.

2

Engagement Reviews

Focused reviews of selected engagements to assess compliance with professional standards.

3

Pre-Review Consultations

Helping you prepare before the review begins so there are no surprises.

4

Findings and Recommendations

Delivering clear, actionable feedback to strengthen your practice.

5

Remediation Support

Assisting with corrective actions if issues are identified.

Who Is This For

  • CPA firms required to undergo AICPA peer review
  • Firms seeking a reviewer who understands their practice
  • Firms that want a collaborative, constructive review experience
  • Practices preparing for their first peer review

Meet the Team

Our peer review team brings deep expertise in AICPA standards and a collaborative approach to every engagement.

Lead Partner

Cathy Seiler, CPA

Ready to Get Started?

Let's talk about your upcoming peer review and how we can help.

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