CPA Salaries Rise as Competition for Skilled Professionals Persists

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Wednesday, October 24. 2007

CPA Salaries Rise as Competition for Skilled Professionals Persists

Robert Half releases "2008 Salary Guide"

MENLO PARK, CA (Robert Half International) -- Starting salaries for accounting and finance professionals are expected to increase an average of 4.3 percent in the coming year, according to the just-released 2008 Salary Guide from Robert Half International. Public accountants, financial analysts and internal auditors are projected to see the largest gains.

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Posted by Editor in BSG FINANCE PROFESSIONAL at 07:44

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I completely disagree with the numbers above. I work in New York, NY and I have less than three years experience as a public accountant and I make between 70-80K. I dont know where these low numbers are coming from
#1 matt on Nov 17 2007, 21:54 Reply
Matt,

You failed to read the last paragraph of this article with states that the figures are national averages not those for New York which usually has salaries that are higher than the national average.
#1.1 koshy alexander (http://www.axleyrode.com) on Nov 20 2007, 11:28 Reply

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Rick Telberg is president and chief executive of Bay Street Group LLC, advisors in marketing, management and strategy.