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Engagement Letter
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File Type: Word Price: $4.99
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Summary: Use this audit engagement letter to formalize the legal
relationship between a Certified Public Accounting Firm and a client wishing to
engage the firm in an audit, review, compilation or other professional service.
This engagement letter states the timing, terms and conditions, scope,
procedures, and amount of compensation for the procedures performed. The use of
an engagement letter should be standard practice in any accounting or
professional services firm and provides the firm with a more professional
appearance. The engagement letter should be signed by the client of evidence of
their acceptance and understanding of the procedures to be performed.
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