accounting/finance salaries (1 Viewer)

[Eagles]

from cpa australia..

http://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/cps/rde/xbcr/SID-3F57FEDF-D5228096/cpa/moneytalkstable.pdf

hmm maybe I should hop careers..

 

[CrashOveride]

I'm getting some link error - access forbidden.

 

[Raginsheep]

I'm getting some link error - access forbidden.

same. Eagle can you post it up?

 

[Wolfowitz]

http://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/cpd/money_talks_table.pdf

After a little searching, that's it ^

Most of the articles on the CPA site indicate that salaries in NSW are up 35% on some years ago.

 

[Minai]

Sweet, I'll be on close to $100K in about 6 years (if all goes well at EY)

 

[redruM]

yeah i saw this too.

has anyone come across respective figures from ICCA?

 

[volition]

www.hays.com.au - go to 'salary survey', but this one is more general, it just says "CA/CPA qualified", so maybe it means that they both earn similar salaries.

edit: direct link : http://www.hays.com.au/salary/pdfs05/Accountancy.pdf

 

[redruM]

www.hays.com.au - go to 'salary survey', but this one is more general, it just says "CA/CPA qualified", so maybe it means that they both earn similar salaries.

edit: direct link : http://www.hays.com.au/salary/pdfs05/Accountancy.pdf

thank you.

 

[seremify007]

Interesting articles, this isn't CA or CPA exclusive, but it's a decent guide. It seems reasonably accurate if you are Australian (I'd compare with my sister but she's receiving a London wage now that she's on secondment).

I've attached the BRW accounting survey comparing salaries based on rank/experience between different positions (audit, tax, consultancy) for Big4 firms, Second-tier, Small practices, and Accounting/Finance positions in companies on the ASX200, companies with t/o of $100-$500m and companies with t/o of $20-$100m.

Interesting to look at are the salaries/incentives for (full) Partners in Big4 with base salary starting around $550k (to $650k) and incentives ranging from $500k to $900k. That could be interpretted as the minimum (total) package being at least $1m! Me? I'd be happy with the Staff Partner salary^^

 

[redruM]

when it says "associate", is it talking after you are a qualified CA/CPA or graduate with 1+ yrs experience?

 

[mashi]

http://www.michaelpage.com.au/pdfstore?src=2005_Finance_Salary_Survey.pdf

I think this is much less confusing and alot more accurate then Hays (hehe its first on google).

Especially the Investment Banking salaries. Note the point on BONUSes not being included and that Graduates typically get bonuses eual to 50-100% of base salary and associates 100% and above.

=0)

 

[Capitalist]

But when you factor in income taxes ...

 

[Eagles]

Interesting articles, this isn't CA or CPA exclusive, but it's a decent guide. It seems reasonably accurate if you are Australian (I'd compare with my sister but she's receiving a London wage now that she's on secondment).

I've attached the BRW accounting survey comparing salaries based on rank/experience between different positions (audit, tax, consultancy) for Big4 firms, Second-tier, Small practices, and Accounting/Finance positions in companies on the ASX200, companies with t/o of $100-$500m and companies with t/o of $20-$100m.

Interesting to look at are the salaries/incentives for (full) Partners in Big4 with base salary starting around $550k (to $650k) and incentives ranging from $500k to $900k. That could be interpretted as the minimum (total) package being at least $1m! Me? I'd be happy with the Staff Partner salary^^

thanks for that.

 

[mashi]

But when you factor in income taxes ...

Don't you have to pay income taxes if you do law?

 

[stazi]

whoa! and i thought marketing pays well

 

[Eagles]

haha, what are you getting for being a 'BoS Marketing Manager'?

 

[stazi]

Laz's loving

 

[Capitalist]

Yes, you have to pay income taxes as lawyers (obviously).

What I was noting was the fact that those salaries aren't as glamourous when you factor in Australia's huge income taxes.

But they're still very good nonetheless.

 

[what971]

I'm thinking working in the UK would be better, they have less taxes and pay you in pounds!

 

[sikeveo]

err yes and living costs are ridiculously high.