An Agreement by Accounting Firm to Employ Auditor is a contract that is signed between an accounting firm and a professional auditor. This agreement outlines the responsibilities of the auditor, the duration of the engagement, the duties of the accounting firm and the compensation paid to the auditor. The agreement also includes provisions related to confidentiality, conflicts of interest, and the indemnification of the parties. There are two main types of Agreement by Accounting Firm to Employ Auditor: 1. Engagement Letter: This is a letter that outlines the scope of the engagement, the duties of the auditor, the fees for the services rendered, and the timeline for completion of the engagement. 2. Employment Agreement: This is a more formal agreement that outlines the terms of employment between the accounting firm and the auditor. It includes provisions related to the duration of the engagement, the compensation to be paid, and the rights and duties of the parties.