Appendix B AICPA Peer Review Program ENGAGEMENT ... 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your firm name in the designated field at the top of the form.
  3. Fill in the engagement name or code number, ensuring that if client names are omitted, you code these sheets accordingly.
  4. Complete the general data section, including total assets, long-term debt, and equity amounts as applicable.
  5. Indicate whether there were any unpaid fees for professional services provided more than a year prior to the report date by selecting 'Yes' or 'No'.
  6. In the nature of entity section, select from options such as independent entity or subsidiary and provide necessary explanations.
  7. Proceed through each section methodically, checking all relevant boxes for nonattest services and ensuring all required documentation is attached.

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If a firm performs preparation engagements as its highest level of service, the firm is not required to enroll in the peer review program. However, if the firm chooses to be enrolled in the peer review program, a peer review is required even if preparation engagements are the only engagements performed.
An engagement letter is a contract that establishes the services a practitioner will provide to his or her clients.
The purpose of a peer review is to promote quality in the accounting and auditing services provided by CPA firms. Peer reviews ensure that CPA firms are preforming at a high standard and offer firms opportunities to improve the quality of their services and processes.
The AICPA Annual Report on Oversight issued in May 2024 for peer reviews performed from 2021-2023 showed pass rates of 88 percent for system reviews and 67 percent for engagement reviews. Similarly, 8 percent and 33 percent of system and engagement reviews passed with deficiencies.
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.

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The American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) requires public accounting firms to participate in a peer review every three years by an independent firm to evaluate their system of quality control for their accounting and auditing practice.
Peer review teams include experts in highly specialized engagements such as single audits and employee benefit plan audits, and peer reviewers are required to have substantial continuing professional education on subjects related to accounting, auditing and quality control.

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