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Official Document Type
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Approved Date
10/10/2000
Control Number
2000-309
Entity Name
Harris Cotherman & Associates
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Agreement for Contract/Audit Services
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12) If the County does issue debt, for which the official statement in connection with the <br />debt contains basic financial statements and the report of independent accounts, the <br />that shall be required to issue a "consent and citation ofexpertise" as auditor and any <br />necessary "comfort letters" at no additional cost to the County. <br />13) !rrgn �ladtie=a d'll g I t, Auditors shall be required to make an immediate, <br />written report ofall irregularities and illegal acts. <br />IV. Additional Professionalge,vice, <br />If there is a change of Constitutional Officer as result of an election, resignation, removal <br />from office, death or disablement, it may be necessary to audit the financial records fthe <br />Constitutional Officer for a period shorter than one year. If it should become necessary to <br />conduct an audit under these circumstances, a separate engagement between the <br />Constitutional Officer and the audit firm will be required. The cost of this separate <br />engagement will be paid by the Constitutional Officer and not considered as Part of the <br />required services ofthis RFP. <br />a <br />1) The firm must have been established in Florida and performed continuous CPA <br />services for a minimum of five years. <br />2) The firm must be a member of the American Institute of Certified Public <br />Accountants and the Florida Institute of Certified Public Accountants. <br />3) The firm should clearly indicate its available governmental expertise. Resumes <br />Should be provided for the partner and manager who would be in charge of the audit. <br />4) The individuals who will be primarily responsible for the audit must have 24 hours <br />of governmental accounting and auditing CPE. <br />5) The than should indicate its approach to peer review and provide a report of the most <br />recent peer review. Indicate whether that peer review included a review of local <br />government client activities. <br />6) The firm should indicate any disciplinary actions that have been instituted or <br />proposed against the firm during the last three years. <br />7) The firm should describe the results of any state or federal reviews during the past <br />three years of the fors governmental client audit work. <br />Page 7 <br />
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