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Welcome to Peer Review! We are dedicated to enhancing the quality of accounting, auditing and attestation services performed by AICPA members in public practice. On this site, you'll find standards, interpretations, supplemental guidance, checklists, tools and all the resources you need to assist you with peer review.
Update your resume, download checklists, find reviewer training courses and more!
Enroll in the AICPA Peer Review Program, find tips on selecting your peer reviewer and get answers to frequently asked questions.
Browse through the Public File, read a summary about peer review or find contact information on any firm enrolled in the AICPA Peer Review Program.

Exposure Draft Released 

The AICPA Peer Review Board has released an Exposure Draft containing proposed revisions to the guidance for quality control materials (QCM) and continuing professional education (CPE) program peer reviews embodied in the AICPA Standards for Performing and Reporting on Peer Reviews (Standards) and Interpretations to the Standards.

Learn more about QCM and CPE program peer reviews.

In the Spotlight

Download 2010 Peer Review Conference Materials
The materials for the 2010 Peer Review Conference are available to download.
2010 Team and Review Captain Checklists
Download the most recent version of the Team and Review Captain Checklists
2010 Peer Review Program Manual
Download certain sections of the Manual, including the most recent version of the Standards.

Here you can either enter or update your resume.

Interested in a peer reviewer training course? Find one here.

Download the latest edition of the Peer Review Alert, approved by the Peer Review Board in January 2010

National Peer Review Committee (NPRC) 

Firms are required to have their peer review administered by the NPRC if they are required to be registered with and inspected by the PCAOB or if they perform audits of non-SEC issuers pursuant to the standards of the PCAOB. 

If your firm is not required to have its review administered by the National PRC, but it chooses to do so, please notify your current administering entity.  Your firm would be subject to the NPRC administrative fee structure.

For more information, go to the NPRC page.

AICPA TV 

Hear Jim Brackens, AICPA VP of Firm Quality & Practice Monitoring, explain the features, layout and benefits of the Peer Review Interest Area. 

More on AICPA TV

Contact Us 

Contact the Peer Review Team.

Peer Review Board Meetings 

The next open session meeting of the AICPA Peer Review Board will be held Thursday, October 7, 2010 via conference call. 
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