Credentials and licensing
Greywood CPA PLLC is a licensed CPA firm regulated by the Virginia Board of Accountancy, under Firm License No. 134961. Our license is public record and can be verified at any time through the Board's online lookup.
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Active License in Good Standing
Our firm license is current and in good standing, with no disciplinary actions on record.
Peer Reviewed
Our audit and attest practice received a rating of pass in our most recent AICPA peer review. Report available on request.
CPA Mobility Across States
Our licensed CPAs serve clients nationwide, and we confirm each state's requirements before any attest engagement.
Professional Standards We Follow
Every engagement is performed under the professional standards that govern CPA firms in the United States.
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AICPA Code of Professional Conduct - Generally Accepted Auditing Standards (GAAS)
- SSARS for reviews and compilations
- AICPA attestation standards for agreed-upon procedures
- AICPA valuation standards (VS Section 100)
- IRS Circular 230 for tax practice
How CPA Mobility Works?
Why a licensed CPA firm can serve clients in other states.
CPA mobility is the system that lets licensed CPAs and CPA firms serve clients across state lines without holding a separate license in every state. It's based on the Uniform Accountancy Act, a model law developed by the AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA), which nearly every state has adopted in some form. In exchange for this privilege, CPAs agree to follow the rules of the state where the client is located and to be subject to that state's board of accountancy.
Individual mobility. A CPA licensed in good standing in their home state can generally provide tax, accounting and advisory services to clients in other states without obtaining an additional license. This is how our CPAs serve businesses, nonprofits and associations nationwide.
Firm mobility and attest services. The rules are stricter for audits, reviews and examinations. Some states allow out-of-state firms to perform this work under firm mobility, provided the firm is licensed in its home state and meets peer review and ownership requirements. Other states require the firm to register or obtain a permit first. Before accepting any attest engagement outside our home state, we confirm that state's requirements and comply with them. State-by-state rules are published by the AICPA and NASBA at cpamobility.org.
Firm mobility and attest services. The rules are stricter for audits, reviews and examinations. Some states allow out-of-state firms to perform this work under firm mobility, provided the firm is licensed in its home state and meets peer review and ownership requirements. Other states require the firm to register or obtain a permit first. Before accepting any attest engagement outside our home state, we confirm that state's requirements and comply with them. State-by-state rules are published by the AICPA and NASBA at cpamobility.org.
Frequently Asked Questions
Search for Greywood CPA PLLC, Firm License No. 134961, on CPAverify, the national CPA license database maintained by NASBA, or directly on the Virginia Board of Accountancy's license lookup. Both show the firm's license status and expiration date.
In many cases, yes. Whether we can depends on that state's firm mobility rules or our registration status there. We confirm this during the discovery call, before any engagement letter is signed.
Yes. Tax preparation, tax planning, accounting and advisory services can be provided to clients in any state under CPA mobility rules.
A peer review is an independent evaluation of a CPA firm's audit and attest practice, performed by another CPA firm under the AICPA Peer Review Program. It assesses whether the firm's quality management system and engagements meet professional standards. Greywood CPA PLLC is enrolled in the program, and we'll publish our results once our first review is complete.
Before every attest engagement, we assess and document our independence under the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct. If a relationship or service would impair our independence, we decline the engagement or refer it to another firm.
Yes. On request, we can provide our firm license details, independence confirmations and other documentation your stakeholders need before engaging us.
Questions About Our Credentials?
We're happy to provide license details, independence confirmations or any documentation your board, lender or funder requires.