Mich. Admin. Code R. 338.5501 - Peer review
Rule 501.
(1)
Each firm or sole practitioner required to take part in a peer review program
under section 729(2) of the code, MCL
339.729, shall enroll in the
program of a qualified sponsoring organization within 1 year of the earlier of
the following:
(a) The firm or sole
practitioner's initial licensing date.
(b) The performance of services that require
a peer review.
(2) The
firm or sole practitioner shall not have to provide proof verifying a peer
review to the department until the second renewal following initial licensure
or the performance of services requiring a peer review.
(3) The department shall accept, as proof
verifying compliance with section 729(2) of the code, MCL
339.729, the electronic
submission of information from the facilitated state board access (FSBA)
website.
(4) Qualified sponsoring
organizations include the AICPA peer review program, and other entities that
adhere to the peer review standards defined in
R 338.5102(1)(a) as
decided by the board. With respect to an out-of-state firm required to obtain a
license under section 728 of the code, MCL
339.728, a peer review sponsoring
organization approved by another state in which that firm is licensed is
presumed to be qualified in this state.
(5) A licensee subject to peer review shall
not be required to become a member of any sponsoring organization.
(6) Out-of-state firms required to obtain a
peer review under section 728(5) of the code, MCL
339.728, may, instead of
enrolling in a program sponsored by an organization described in subrule (3) of
this rule, satisfy the peer review requirement applicable in the state where
that firm is licensed, verified proof of which must be given to the department
on the department's request.
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