Peer Review

Firm-On-Firm Directory

This directory is a resource tool for those firms that are looking for a reviewer to perform their firm’s upcoming peer review.  The directory allows firms to select reviewers based on categories such as practice monitoring programs, Center memberships, practice areas, and specific industries. It is important that a reviewer be selected who has similar experience as the firm, both in practice areas and specific industries.

The firms listed in this directory have voluntarily chosen to have their firm’s services listed. It is not a complete listing of all firms eligible to perform peer reviews.  View the list of firms.

If you are a reviewing firm interested in advertising your services in this directory, please complete the online enrollment form.

Reminders for your firm's upcoming peer review

View a list of reminders for your firm’s upcoming peer review.

Give back to the profession: Become a peer reviewer
If you are a CPA willing to share your time and expertise as a peer reviewer, The Ohio Society would like to hear from you. With more than 32,000 firms participating in the Peer Review Program nationwide, demand for your skills in this important professional program has never been higher.

Revised Peer Review Standards & Guidance
(Effective for Peer Reviews Commencing on or after January 1, 2009) 

The revised Peer Review Standards and Interpretations became effective Jan. 1, 2009. The revised standards are expected to result in a more efficient and effective peer review process. Below are several resources to help as you begin using the new standards.

• Standards for Performing & Reporting on Peer Reviews
  (effective for peer reviews commencing on or after January 1, 2009) including Interpretations
  
  
• White paper navigates through the revised peer review standards
  The AICPA’s Peer Review Board has issued a white paper to serve as a bridge between the current and revised standards. The white paper, Navigating Through the Revised AICPA Standards for Performing and Reporting on Peer Reviews and Related Interpretations, explains how the changes may affect enrolled firms (including those responsible for the firm’s quality control function), peer reviewers, entities administering peer reviews, and peer review users, including regulators.

Peer Review Resources