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3 tips to a better peer review
Thursday, Mar 25, 2021 at 2 pm ET / 10 am PT 60 minutes
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Hello Voornaam,

The AICPA is holding Peer Reviewers more accountable, likely leading to more findings then many firms are accustomed to. Their research shows over 60% of previously peer-reviewed engagements should have been deemed non-conforming because they did not comply with risk assessment standards. For that reason alone, firms of all sizes can only benefit from understanding changes happening in the peer review program.

Join these thought leaders:

  • Fran McClintock, CPA, Associate Director, Peer Review, Public Accounting, AICPA
  • Jason Miller, CPA, Peer Reviewer, Partner, Anglin Reichmann Armstrong, P.C.
  • Andrea Hearn, Technology Product Manager, Wolters Kluwer

For a discussion on this topic. From this session, you will learn:

  • Which hot issues found in peer review affect you the most
  • What tips can help you avoid the common missteps
  • How the right audit methodology and technology helps

Find out how you can further improve your peer review when you attend this session. CPA firm audit partners, audit managers and audit staff interested in improving their audit quality and efficiency should attend.

KEY PRESENTERS
Fran McClintock, CPA
Associate Director, Peer Review, Public Accounting
AICPA
(Speaker)
Jason Miller, CPA
Peer Reviewer, Partner
Anglin Reichmann Armstrong, P.C.
(Speaker)
Andrea Hearn
Technology Product Manager
Wolters Kluwer
(Speaker)
Danielle Lee
Managing editor
Accounting Today
(Moderator)
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NASBA CPE Credit is being offered for this webinar.**
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