2. Money and benefits
Let's face it: We all work to make money and earn benefits.
Naturally, if you love what you do, the money becomes less important. But, it's still a major factor in choosing a career path. If CPA's didn't earn great salaries, why would anyone put themselves through the CPA Exam? For the love of accounting? HA! Anyone who loves accounting that much needs to get out more often!!
If financial success is part of your motivation to become a CPA, you can breathe easily. On average, a new college graduate with their CPA earns as much as 10% more than a non-certified accountant in the same position, according to the 2009 Robert Half Salary Guide. Obviously, this result is based on an average, and may vary regionally. The news is even better for experienced CPAs. Salaries between $80K - $110K are common in public accounting, and these figures are likely to increase yearly, according to recent surveys.
SmartPros Salary Survey Results
Start Here. Go Places: Today's CPA -- Salaries
2. Money and benefitsLet's face it: We all work to make money and earn benefits.Naturally, if you love what you do, the money becomes less important. But, it's still a major factor in choosing a career path. If CPA's didn't earn great salaries, why would anyone put themselves through the CPA Exam? For the love of accounting? HA! Anyone who loves accounting that much needs to get out more often!!If financial success is part of your motivation to become a CPA, you can breathe easily. On average, a new college graduate with their CPA earns as much as 10% more than a non-certified accountant in the same position, according to the 2009 Robert Half Salary Guide. Obviously, this result is based on an average, and may vary regionally. The news is even better for experienced CPAs. Salaries between $80K - $110K are common in public accounting, and these figures are likely to increase yearly, according to recent surveys.SmartPros Salary Survey ResultsStart Here. Go Places: Today's CPA -- Salaries
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