Chapter 466

§466-1 Why the state regulates accountants and their work

§466-3 Definitions for the Public Accountancy Law

§466-4 State Board of Public Accountancy: Members, Powers, and Duties

§466-5 Getting and keeping a certified public accountant license

§466-6 Who can get a public accountant license

§466-7 Getting and renewing a permit to practice accounting

§466-8 Fees for CPA and PA licenses and permits

§466-9 Disciplinary action against accountants

§466-10 Who can use accountant titles and sign financial reports

§466-11 Court orders and penalties for illegal accounting practices

§466-11.5 One prohibited act is enough to prove a violation

§466-12 Who owns an accountant's working papers

§466-15 Advisory committees for accountant discipline

§466-17 What happens if part of this law is invalid

§466-31 What the words mean in this part

§466-32 Peer review for accounting firms and its confidentiality

§466-33 Rules for peer reviews and approved review groups

§466-34 Peer review and enrollment rules for accounting firms

§466-35 What to send after a peer review

§466-36 Extra Hawaii review steps for accounting firms

§466-37 Keeping review documents for the required time

§466-38 Reporting to the board

§466-39 Appealing a bad peer review rating for your firm

§466-40 How to become a sponsoring organization for peer reviews

§466-41 Board oversight of approved sponsoring organizations

§466-42 How the board watches over peer review groups

§466-43 Who can review accountants and how the board oversees them