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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.
A firm must be peer reviewed if it does audits, reviews, compilations, and any special reports that purport to express an opinion that the financial statements or any material portion thereof are in ance with GAAP and the CPA firm did its engagement in ance with the Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS)
PASS with DEFICIENCIES-the firms system is appropriately designed and complied with, except in certain situations that are detailed in the report. FAIL-the firms system is not suitably designed or is not being complied with.
If during the course of our review of your engagements, we find any issues we will discuss them with you, to ensure we have our facts straight and theres no misunderstandings. If needed, we will create a Matter for Further Consideration (MFC) and if warranted, a Finding for Further Consideration (FFC).
Potential problems of peer review Because of how overwhelming the review process can be, the results are not always consistent between different articles and journals. Particularly, the decisions of reviewers can be inconsistent.
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A docHub deficiency is one or more deficiencies that the peer reviewer has concluded results from a condition in the audit organizations system of quality control or compliance with that system such that the system taken as a whole does not provide the organization with reasonable assurance of performing and/or
Essentially, peer review is an academic term for quality control. Each article published in a peer-reviewed journal was closely examined by a panel of reviewers who are experts on the articles topic (that is, the authors professional peers hence the term peer review).
A matter is a circumstance identified by a peer reviewer that warrants further consideration by the peer reviewers. Matters are identified through the peer reviewers evaluation of the design of the reviewed audit organizations system of quality control and/or tests of compliance with that system.

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