Compilations - Application of the Standard (In-Person)
Overview
Participants will learn how to apply CSRS 4200 end-to-end—acceptance and continuance, planning, performance, completion, and reporting—using practical tools, examples, and documentation templates. Participants will work through common scenarios (e.g., basis-of-accounting notes, third-party considerations, withdrawal, and events after issuance) to strengthen quality, efficiency, and consistency across compilation engagements.
Applicable for
- New and experienced practitioners who perform compilation engagements and want practical, template-driven implementation of CSRS 4200.
- Small- and mid-firm professionals seeking consistent quality, documentation, and communication practices
Learning Objectives
- Explain the scope and core requirements of CSRS 4200 and map them to a firm’s compilation workflow.
- Perform acceptance and continuance procedures, agree engagement terms, and tailor the engagement letter and communications.
- Execute performance work: develop knowledge of the entity, organize work, prepare/review basis-of-accounting notes, and reconcile balances.
- Complete and report on compilation engagements, including management acknowledgements, additional inclusions, and illustrative reporting language.
- Address special situations—withdrawal, facts becoming known after issuance, and third-party use—using clear documentation and decision aids.
Content
- Introduction to CSRS 4200 and “order of events” for a compilation engagement.
- Planning: scope, acceptance/continuance, independence & ethics, professional judgment, quality management, engagement letters, and file indexing.
- Performance: organizing the work, knowledge of the entity, basis-of-accounting note (examples/FAQs), reconciliations, and significant judgments.
- Reporting & completion: file completion, withdrawal, management acknowledgement, reporting elements, additional notes/letters, and events after issuance.
- Resources & implementation: PEG/PACT and other practitioner tools, education references, and firm-level rollout tips.
Registration terms and conditions, including the cancellation policy can be found here. If you require further assistance, please contact the PD Department.
Course Dates & Registration
- 7
- CPD Hours
- 1
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 10
- Credits
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.
Compilations - Application of the Standard (In-Person)
- 7
- CPD Hours
- 1
- Ethics Hours
- 0
- AML Hours
- 10
- Credits
Overview
Participants will learn how to apply CSRS 4200 end-to-end—acceptance and continuance, planning, performance, completion, and reporting—using practical tools, examples, and documentation templates. Participants will work through common scenarios (e.g., basis-of-accounting notes, third-party considerations, withdrawal, and events after issuance) to strengthen quality, efficiency, and consistency across compilation engagements.
Applicable for
- New and experienced practitioners who perform compilation engagements and want practical, template-driven implementation of CSRS 4200.
- Small- and mid-firm professionals seeking consistent quality, documentation, and communication practices
Learning Objectives
- Explain the scope and core requirements of CSRS 4200 and map them to a firm’s compilation workflow.
- Perform acceptance and continuance procedures, agree engagement terms, and tailor the engagement letter and communications.
- Execute performance work: develop knowledge of the entity, organize work, prepare/review basis-of-accounting notes, and reconcile balances.
- Complete and report on compilation engagements, including management acknowledgements, additional inclusions, and illustrative reporting language.
- Address special situations—withdrawal, facts becoming known after issuance, and third-party use—using clear documentation and decision aids.
Content
- Introduction to CSRS 4200 and “order of events” for a compilation engagement.
- Planning: scope, acceptance/continuance, independence & ethics, professional judgment, quality management, engagement letters, and file indexing.
- Performance: organizing the work, knowledge of the entity, basis-of-accounting note (examples/FAQs), reconciliations, and significant judgments.
- Reporting & completion: file completion, withdrawal, management acknowledgement, reporting elements, additional notes/letters, and events after issuance.
- Resources & implementation: PEG/PACT and other practitioner tools, education references, and firm-level rollout tips.
Registration terms and conditions, including the cancellation policy can be found here. If you require further assistance, please contact the PD Department.
Course Dates & Registration
Starting April 1, 2026, a 2.1% fee will be applied to all credit card transactions. Learn more about this fee and how it relates to PD registrations.
Gregory Buck, FCPA, FCA, BCOMM, has spent his entire practice life in public practice specializing in owner managed and professional businesses. He has extensive experience in small to medium businesses from a practical standpoint. Greg has lectured extensively at UFV in the Business Computing and Business Administration as well as lecturing for BCCPA. He enjoys mentoring other CPA small firms in practice methods and CPA standards.