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Certified Public Accountant Form 6PR Peer Review, Competency and Annual Statements

Certified Public Accountant Form 6PR Peer Review, Competency and Annual Statements 2025

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The document is a form from the New York State Education Department's Office of the Professions for Certified Public Accountants (CPA) regarding the Mandatory Peer Review Program. It outlines instructions for completing sections related to peer review participation, competency requirements for attest and compilation services, and annual statements. Firms must affirm compliance with regulations and provide necessary documentation to maintain their CPA status.

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Begin with Section I, Peer Review Statement. Indicate if your firm is required to participate in the peer review program by selecting A, B, or C based on your firm's services.
For Section II, Competency Statement, answer whether your firm provides attest or compilation services. If yes, complete items B and C regarding competency requirements.
In Section III, Annual Statement, respond to questions about your firm's operations in New York State and any disciplinary actions. Ensure all necessary details are provided.
Finally, sign and date the affirmation section at the end of the form before submitting it along with any required documentation.

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What is the hardest part of the CPA Exam to pass?

Among the three core sections, FAR has a reputation for being the hardest, and it typically has the lowest pass rate. AUD and REG tend to be middle of the road.

What happens if a CPA firm fails peer review?

Since peer review is required by state accounting licensure boards, firms that pass with deficiencies or fail must undergo a rigorous, point-by-point process to improve quality. This process is called remediation, and firms that fail remediation are in danger of having their license revoked.

Can a CPA prepare and review financial statements?

Weve already covered CPAs in some detail so we already know that they are responsible for conducting the review or audit of the financial statements and providing assurance to stakeholders regarding the accuracy and reliability of the statements.

Is AICPA peer review mandatory?

The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) members adopted mandatory peer review in 1988 for all firms engaged in the practice of public accounting in the United States or its territories and as a condition of being a member in the AICPA.

Are you subject to a peer review CPA renewal?

Yes. Firms and sole practitioners who provide licensed services in one or more states must complete a peer review every three years. Firms and sole practitioners should verify with their state board(s) of accountancy to determine which services require a CPA license in their state(s).