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SUMMARY:(LIET08/27) SC Regulatory Ethics: Rules & Regulations (SC Statutes and Regulations) - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nSouth Carolina CPAs operate within a detailed framework of statutes\, regulations\, professional standards\, and ethical obligations. Knowing the rules is essential—but understanding how they apply in practice is what helps professionals recognize risk\, make sound decisions\, and maintain compliance. \nThis two-hour ethics course provides a practical review of the South Carolina statutes and Board of Accountancy regulations governing the practice of accounting. Participants will examine the responsibilities imposed on individual licensees and firms\, including professional standards\, confidentiality and client records\, continuing professional education\, peer review\, firm ownership and registration\, mobility\, and the conduct that can lead to disciplinary action. \nThe program also addresses significant recent changes affecting South Carolina practice\, including updated licensure and experience requirements\, practice privileges\, firm ownership provisions\, and the 2026 revisions to the state’s CPE regulations. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\nUpon completion of this course\, participants will be able to:1. Explain the public-interest purpose of South Carolina’s accountancy laws and the authority of the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.2. Distinguish between statutory requirements and Board regulations and identify the controlling authority for common professional and ethical issues.3. Apply South Carolina requirements governing CPA licensure\, firm registration\, ownership\, firm names\, and the use of professional titles.4. Recognize and apply professional conduct requirements\, including applicable professional standards\, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct\, and acts considered discreditable to the profession.5. Apply South Carolina’s confidentiality and client-record requirements\, including the rules governing ownership\, retention\, disclosure\, and return of records.6. Determine applicable CPE and annual ethics requirements\, including acceptable forms of credit\, documentation and retention requirements\, carryover limitations\, and the 2026 CPE rule changes.7. Explain the requirements for peer review\, reciprocity\, and practice privileges for individuals and firms practicing across state lines.8. Recognize conduct that may result in Board investigation or discipline and describe the investigation\, hearing\, enforcement\, and sanctions processes applicable to South Carolina licensees and firms.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet08-27-sc-regulatory-ethics-rules-regulations-sc-statutes-and-regulations-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20261119T080000
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SUMMARY:(CN4110/27) Fall Fest Accounting Conference
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nFall Fest\, one of SCACPA’s 2 conferences\, features sessions along 5 different tracks over 2 days. Tracks include Tax\, Accounting & Auditing\, Industry\, Non-Profit\, and Variety. Fall Fest is renowned for the largest in-person gathering of CPAs in the state. It also features the New CPA Oath Ceremony\, the Educational Fund Scholarship Recognition Luncheon\, prime networking opportunities\, and a variety of exhibitors to solve your business needs.  \n  \n  \nDesigned For\n 
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/cn4110-27-fall-fest-accounting-conference/
LOCATION:Columbia Metropolitan Convention Center\, 1101 Lincoln St\, Columbia\, SC\, United States
CATEGORIES:In-Person
ORGANIZER;CN="Robert A. Keisler%2C CPA%2C CFE":MAILTO:robert@rakcpa.com
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20261201T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20261201T101000
DTSTAMP:20261002T040526Z
CREATED:20260807T015014Z
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SUMMARY:(LIET09/27) SC Regulatory Ethics: Rules & Regulations (SC Statutes and Regulations) - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nSouth Carolina CPAs operate within a detailed framework of statutes\, regulations\, professional standards\, and ethical obligations. Knowing the rules is essential—but understanding how they apply in practice is what helps professionals recognize risk\, make sound decisions\, and maintain compliance. \nThis two-hour ethics course provides a practical review of the South Carolina statutes and Board of Accountancy regulations governing the practice of accounting. Participants will examine the responsibilities imposed on individual licensees and firms\, including professional standards\, confidentiality and client records\, continuing professional education\, peer review\, firm ownership and registration\, mobility\, and the conduct that can lead to disciplinary action. \nThe program also addresses significant recent changes affecting South Carolina practice\, including updated licensure and experience requirements\, practice privileges\, firm ownership provisions\, and the 2026 revisions to the state’s CPE regulations. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\nUpon completion of this course\, participants will be able to:1. Explain the public-interest purpose of South Carolina’s accountancy laws and the authority of the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.2. Distinguish between statutory requirements and Board regulations and identify the controlling authority for common professional and ethical issues.3. Apply South Carolina requirements governing CPA licensure\, firm registration\, ownership\, firm names\, and the use of professional titles.4. Recognize and apply professional conduct requirements\, including applicable professional standards\, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct\, and acts considered discreditable to the profession.5. Apply South Carolina’s confidentiality and client-record requirements\, including the rules governing ownership\, retention\, disclosure\, and return of records.6. Determine applicable CPE and annual ethics requirements\, including acceptable forms of credit\, documentation and retention requirements\, carryover limitations\, and the 2026 CPE rule changes.7. Explain the requirements for peer review\, reciprocity\, and practice privileges for individuals and firms practicing across state lines.8. Recognize conduct that may result in Board investigation or discipline and describe the investigation\, hearing\, enforcement\, and sanctions processes applicable to South Carolina licensees and firms.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet09-27-sc-regulatory-ethics-rules-regulations-sc-statutes-and-regulations-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20261215T173000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20261215T191000
DTSTAMP:20261002T040513Z
CREATED:20260807T030114Z
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SUMMARY:(LIET10/27) SC Regulatory Ethics: Rules & Regulations (SC Statutes and Regulations) - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nSouth Carolina CPAs operate within a detailed framework of statutes\, regulations\, professional standards\, and ethical obligations. Knowing the rules is essential—but understanding how they apply in practice is what helps professionals recognize risk\, make sound decisions\, and maintain compliance. \nThis two-hour ethics course provides a practical review of the South Carolina statutes and Board of Accountancy regulations governing the practice of accounting. Participants will examine the responsibilities imposed on individual licensees and firms\, including professional standards\, confidentiality and client records\, continuing professional education\, peer review\, firm ownership and registration\, mobility\, and the conduct that can lead to disciplinary action. \nThe program also addresses significant recent changes affecting South Carolina practice\, including updated licensure and experience requirements\, practice privileges\, firm ownership provisions\, and the 2026 revisions to the state’s CPE regulations. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\nUpon completion of this course\, participants will be able to:1. Explain the public-interest purpose of South Carolina’s accountancy laws and the authority of the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.2. Distinguish between statutory requirements and Board regulations and identify the controlling authority for common professional and ethical issues.3. Apply South Carolina requirements governing CPA licensure\, firm registration\, ownership\, firm names\, and the use of professional titles.4. Recognize and apply professional conduct requirements\, including applicable professional standards\, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct\, and acts considered discreditable to the profession.5. Apply South Carolina’s confidentiality and client-record requirements\, including the rules governing ownership\, retention\, disclosure\, and return of records.6. Determine applicable CPE and annual ethics requirements\, including acceptable forms of credit\, documentation and retention requirements\, carryover limitations\, and the 2026 CPE rule changes.7. Explain the requirements for peer review\, reciprocity\, and practice privileges for individuals and firms practicing across state lines.8. Recognize conduct that may result in Board investigation or discipline and describe the investigation\, hearing\, enforcement\, and sanctions processes applicable to South Carolina licensees and firms.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet10-27-sc-regulatory-ethics-rules-regulations-sc-statutes-and-regulations-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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SUMMARY:(LIET11/27) SC Regulatory Ethics: Rules & Regulations (SC Statutes and Regulations) - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nSouth Carolina CPAs operate within a detailed framework of statutes\, regulations\, professional standards\, and ethical obligations. Knowing the rules is essential—but understanding how they apply in practice is what helps professionals recognize risk\, make sound decisions\, and maintain compliance. \nThis two-hour ethics course provides a practical review of the South Carolina statutes and Board of Accountancy regulations governing the practice of accounting. Participants will examine the responsibilities imposed on individual licensees and firms\, including professional standards\, confidentiality and client records\, continuing professional education\, peer review\, firm ownership and registration\, mobility\, and the conduct that can lead to disciplinary action. \nThe program also addresses significant recent changes affecting South Carolina practice\, including updated licensure and experience requirements\, practice privileges\, firm ownership provisions\, and the 2026 revisions to the state’s CPE regulations. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\nUpon completion of this course\, participants will be able to:1. Explain the public-interest purpose of South Carolina’s accountancy laws and the authority of the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.2. Distinguish between statutory requirements and Board regulations and identify the controlling authority for common professional and ethical issues.3. Apply South Carolina requirements governing CPA licensure\, firm registration\, ownership\, firm names\, and the use of professional titles.4. Recognize and apply professional conduct requirements\, including applicable professional standards\, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct\, and acts considered discreditable to the profession.5. Apply South Carolina’s confidentiality and client-record requirements\, including the rules governing ownership\, retention\, disclosure\, and return of records.6. Determine applicable CPE and annual ethics requirements\, including acceptable forms of credit\, documentation and retention requirements\, carryover limitations\, and the 2026 CPE rule changes.7. Explain the requirements for peer review\, reciprocity\, and practice privileges for individuals and firms practicing across state lines.8. Recognize conduct that may result in Board investigation or discipline and describe the investigation\, hearing\, enforcement\, and sanctions processes applicable to South Carolina licensees and firms.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet11-27-sc-regulatory-ethics-rules-regulations-sc-statutes-and-regulations-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20261229T083000
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DTSTAMP:20261002T040523Z
CREATED:20260807T004321Z
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SUMMARY:(LIET12/27) SC Regulatory Ethics: Rules & Regulations (SC Statutes and Regulations) - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nSouth Carolina CPAs operate within a detailed framework of statutes\, regulations\, professional standards\, and ethical obligations. Knowing the rules is essential—but understanding how they apply in practice is what helps professionals recognize risk\, make sound decisions\, and maintain compliance. \nThis two-hour ethics course provides a practical review of the South Carolina statutes and Board of Accountancy regulations governing the practice of accounting. Participants will examine the responsibilities imposed on individual licensees and firms\, including professional standards\, confidentiality and client records\, continuing professional education\, peer review\, firm ownership and registration\, mobility\, and the conduct that can lead to disciplinary action. \nThe program also addresses significant recent changes affecting South Carolina practice\, including updated licensure and experience requirements\, practice privileges\, firm ownership provisions\, and the 2026 revisions to the state’s CPE regulations. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\nUpon completion of this course\, participants will be able to:1. Explain the public-interest purpose of South Carolina’s accountancy laws and the authority of the South Carolina Board of Accountancy.2. Distinguish between statutory requirements and Board regulations and identify the controlling authority for common professional and ethical issues.3. Apply South Carolina requirements governing CPA licensure\, firm registration\, ownership\, firm names\, and the use of professional titles.4. Recognize and apply professional conduct requirements\, including applicable professional standards\, the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct\, and acts considered discreditable to the profession.5. Apply South Carolina’s confidentiality and client-record requirements\, including the rules governing ownership\, retention\, disclosure\, and return of records.6. Determine applicable CPE and annual ethics requirements\, including acceptable forms of credit\, documentation and retention requirements\, carryover limitations\, and the 2026 CPE rule changes.7. Explain the requirements for peer review\, reciprocity\, and practice privileges for individuals and firms practicing across state lines.8. Recognize conduct that may result in Board investigation or discipline and describe the investigation\, hearing\, enforcement\, and sanctions processes applicable to South Carolina licensees and firms.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet12-27-sc-regulatory-ethics-rules-regulations-sc-statutes-and-regulations-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Detroit:20270112T083000
DTEND;TZID=America/Detroit:20270112T115000
DTSTAMP:20260822T040638Z
CREATED:20260806T231211Z
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SUMMARY:(LIET14/27) Smart\, Secure\, and Productive - Rebroadcast
DESCRIPTION:Event Description\nTaxpayer data is one of the most valuable—and most targeted—assets in any CPA firm. This session focuses on how risk actually occurs in day-to-day CPA workflows and how firms can apply practical safeguards to reduce the likelihood of preventable incidents.  \nParticipants will learn how IRS Publication 4557 guidance\, the FTC Safeguards Rule requirements\, and a Written Information Security Plan (WISP) work together in practice. The session emphasizes operational controls\, staff decision points\, and documentation that reflects actual firm activity—not theoretical or template-based approaches. \nRather than focusing solely on tools or awareness\, this program explains how common incidents occur through ordinary business actions such as email requests\, data handling\, and approval workflows—and how verification procedures\, defined responsibilities\, and repeatable processes help mitigate those risks. \nAttendees will leave with a clear\, actionable approach to developing or strengthening a security program that is appropriate to their firm’s size and complexity and can be supported with consistent documentation and review practices. \n*EA Approved Course \nObjectives\n1. Explain how key regulatory guidance and requirements relate in practice Describe how IRS Publication 4557\, the FTC Safeguards Rule\, and a WISP collectively support safeguarding taxpayer and customer information. \n2. Identify common risk scenarios in CPA firm workflows Recognize how incidents can occur through routine activities such as email communication\, credential use\, data transmission\, and vendor interaction. \n3. Describe appropriate safeguards across administrative\, physical\, and technical areas Explain the role of policies\, training\, physical protections\, and technical controls in reducing risk within a CPA firm environment. \n4. Evaluate the structure and purpose of a Written Information Security Plan (WISP) Identify core WISP components and assess whether documentation aligns with actual firm operations and responsibilities. \n5. Apply verification and workflow controls to higher-risk activities Describe procedures such as out-of-band verification\, defined escalation paths\, and controlled approval processes for sensitive requests. \n6. Describe key elements of an incident response process Outline common trigger events and the sequence of actions used to contain risk\, preserve information\, and coordinate internal response.\n7. Identify documentation practices that support program oversight and reviewRecognize types of records (e.g.\, training\, access review\, incident notes\, vendor oversight) that demonstrate ongoing use and maintenance of controls.
URL:https://sc.cpa/event/liet14-27-smart-secure-and-productive-rebroadcast/
CATEGORIES:Livestream
ORGANIZER;CN="Chris D. Jenkins%2C CAE%2C CCNA%2C CISSP%2C MCSE":MAILTO:chris@sc.cpa
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