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Agreed Upon Procedures
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Agreed Upon Procedures
The procedures an accountant uses when preparing a statement for a party when the party requires the accountant to use these procedures and takes responsibility for their adequacy and accuracy. The accountant does not express an opinion on the procedures, but must abide by them for purposes of preparing the requested statement.


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The Inspector General is responsible for the adequacy of these agreed-upon procedures to meet your objectives, and we make no representation in that respect.
An example of an independent accountant's report on applying agreed-upon procedures related to the entity's SIPC assessment reconciliation will be included in the 2009 AICPA Audit and Accounting Guide Brokers and Dealers in Securities and posted on the AICPA Web site.
Services include financial audits, reviews, compilations, projections, forecasts, litigation support and reports on performance of agreed-upon procedures.
 
 
 
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