In the complex and ever-evolving field of accounting, adhering to ethical standards and regulations is crucial, especially in Pennsylvania where state-specific rules apply. The ‘Accountant Ethics for Pennsylvania’ self-study CPE course addresses this critical need for accountants to navigate these standards with precision and integrity. The problem begins with the challenge of comprehensively understanding and applying the principles of the AICPA Code of Professional Conduct alongside the specific regulations set by the Pennsylvania State Board of Accountancy. This CPE course agitates the issue by highlighting the consequences of non-compliance, including the risk of license suspension and the potential for unethical practices such as harassment or conflicts of interest. The solution is provided through a detailed exploration of these ethical and regulatory frameworks. Participants will learn about the different principles within the AICPA Code, types of harassment, discreditable acts, and obligations regarding confidential information. The course also covers the specifics of Pennsylvania’s rules, including CPA examination requirements, continuing professional education, peer reviews, and guidelines for CPA practice in the state. By completing this self-study CPE course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of both general and state-specific accounting ethics and regulations, equipping them with the knowledge to practice with the highest degree of integrity and professionalism in Pennsylvania.