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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 (Certified Public Accountant Form 6PR) from the New York State Education Department's Office of the Professions, specifically for public accountancy firms. It outlines the requirements for participation in the Mandatory Peer Review Program, competency statements for attest and compilation services, and annual statements related to firm operations. The form must be completed and submitted with appropriate fees and documentation to ensure compliance with state regulations.

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Do CPA firms need to be peer reviewed?

(All attest services are subject to Peer Review). Firms must undergo peer review at least once every 3 years.

Can a CPA do a compilation without a peer review?

Firms and individuals that do not perform well go through a remediation process to improve quality, and in the most serious cases, the state board can revoke their CPA license.

Can a CPA prepare and review financial statements?

For financial statements a CPA can prepare, compile, review or audit, so long as his report says what rules were followed, such as Tax instead of GAAP.

How often does a CPA firm need a peer review?

Education Law 7410 requires public accounting firms to undergo a peer review of the firms attest services within 18 months of providing its initial attest service and every three years thereafter.

What happens if a CPA firm fails peer review?

Is my CPA Peer Reviewed? The easiest way to find out if your CPA received a pass rating on that last peer review is to ask. You can ask for a copy of the most recent peer review report. Additionally you can visit the AICPA website and search for the Firm.