Duane Reyhl
About the Author:
What I Do Now: I am a member of the Michigan CPA firm of Andrews, Hooper & Pavlik
P.L.C. I work primarily in the audit and accounting area. My current industry experience includes
colleges and universities, school districts, single audits, not-for-profit organizations, private and governmental employee benefit plans,
health care, small business, construction contractors, manufacturing, professional service firms and municipalities. In addition, I've worked with organizations
on outsourced internal auditing, fraud investigations and technology consulting.
Peer Review Experience: I was the technical director for the Peer Review Program of the California Society of CPAs from its inception in 1990 through 1996. As part of that function, I oversaw the program's technical review process, managed its technical reviewers, and assisted reviewers and firms with technical questions related to peer review and professional standards. I also wrote the California Reviewer, the quarterly newsletter of the Peer Review Program. I have performed many Peer Review Program and SECPS peer reviews and have consulted with reviewers and firms regarding their quality control documents and related policies and procedures.
Other CPA Experience: Prior to my peer review work at CalCPA, I was the partner-in-charge of auditing, accounting and quality control for a local Oakland, California CPA firm. After working at CalCPA, I returned to public practice in a San Jose, California CPA firm as a senior accounting and auditing manager and performed numerous peer reviews.
Professional Associations: I am a member of the American Institute of CPAs and the Michigan Association of CPAs. I also chair the MACPA's Auditing Standards Task Force and serve as a member of the Peer Review and A&A Conference Planning Task Forces. While in California, I was a member of the CalCPA's State Accounting Principles and Auditing Standards Committee (chair of the Audit Subcommittee), and a former chair of two local chapter committees. I was a founding member of the CalCPA's Quality Review committee and have served as a CalCPA chapter director and editor for the East Bay chapter Bulletin.
Teaching Experience: My teaching experience includes continuing education courses for the AICPA, CalCPA Education Foundation, and Michigan Association of CPAs and beginning accounting for a community college. I have written and taught these courses:
- Audit Planning: A Practical Guide to Integrating the Standards
- AICPA's Advanced Peer Reviewer Training: Current Issues in Practice Monitoring
- AICPA's How to Score an A+ on Your Next Peer Review
- How to Perform an Executive Level A&A Engagement Review
- Fraud Prevention and Detection
- Internet Security and Identity Theft
- Internal Control and the COSO Report: What Every CPA Needs to Know
- Financial Statement Disclosure Issues
- Developing New Assurance Services in a CPA Firm
I speak frequently on audit, accounting and peer review topics for the Michigan Association of CPAs and the California Society of CPAs. I have been a discussion leader at the American Institute of CPAs' Peer Review Conferences. In addition, I have taught a section of the course, Financial Statements in the Courtroom for the National Judicial College and have taught California state and county governmental staff auditors.
Interests: My passions include my family, writing, storytelling, designing fishing lures, writing songs, singing and playing the acoustic guitar.
More Information:
Office:
Duane Reyhl
Andrews Hooper & Pavlik P.L.C.
5300 Gratiot Ave.
Saginaw, MI 48603
Phone: (989) 497-5300, ext. 303
Fax: (989) 497-5353Home:
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Current as of: June 30, 2006