The state of Massachusetts requires that all public accounting firms performing audits, reviews and/or compilation reviews have an official peer review completed every three years to maintain their business/CPA license. The overall objective of the program is to promote and enhance quality in the accounting and auditing services provided by the firms (and individuals) subject to the standards, in service of the public interest. During a review, a qualified peer reviewer visits the firm to inspect a collection of work to make sure it is up to the Massachusetts Board of Public Accountancy’s standards.

The AICPA runs the Peer Review Program, and MassCPAs is an administering entity of the program in Massachusetts. This means we will help you complete the peer review process from beginning to end with the assistance of the AICPA’s peer review website, PRIMA.