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Assurance MJW has a significant audit practice and works with organizations of all sizes, including numerous
MJW also participates in the AICPA peer review process. During non-peer review years, MJW conducts an internal review of selected financial statement files, resulting in a detailed report to the staff and management concerning our strengths and suggested improvements. Peer Review In 1988, the members of the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) overwhelmingly approved a proposal to require members in public practice to participate in a practice-monitoring program. With the adoption of this proposal, the AICPA implemented a peer review program of unprecedented scope in the CPA profession or any other.
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not-for-profit organizations. For clients that do not require audited financial statements, we review
and compile annual, quarterly, and monthly statements. Although these services are more limited than
an audit, every financial statement is subject to extensive quality controls, including second party
review of the financial statements and supporting workpapers.
MJW's participation in peer review demonstrates the firm's desire to measure up to the profession's
high standards of professionalism and commitment to maintaining and improving the quality of our practice.
The firm is committed to periodic peer reviews to foster quality performance. Bankers, bonding agents,
investors, suppliers, legal advisors, and others use the financial statements our firm audits, reviews,
or compiles. We think those people, our clients, and our staff deserve independent assurance that our
firm provides quality services, and we are extremely proud of our peer review results.|
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