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What accountants and auditors are paid

Bureau of Labor Statistics pay for this job, by area.

What accountants and auditors are paid nationally 10th percentile $56,020, 25th percentile $67,020, median $83,680, 75th percentile $109,810, 90th percentile $144,090 $56,020 $144,090 $67,020 $109,810 Median $83,680
The ten states with the most accountants and auditors employment, by median pay and the middle-half range.
StateEmploymentTypical pay (BLS)
California175,360$75,810 to $125,850 (middle half), median $97,050
Texas116,470$65,560 to $103,760 (middle half), median $80,920
New York109,830$79,760 to $134,820 (middle half), median $102,640
Florida91,000$62,730 to $103,140 (middle half), median $79,250
Illinois54,930$66,290 to $102,270 (middle half), median $80,230
Pennsylvania54,290$62,330 to $99,990 (middle half), median $79,000
Ohio50,440$63,020 to $102,230 (middle half), median $79,320
North Carolina49,270$65,120 to $108,090 (middle half), median $82,050
Virginia47,100$74,250 to $123,510 (middle half), median $93,290
Massachusetts46,230$79,370 to $128,560 (middle half), median $99,460

Pay figures are Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates for the occupation, May 2025. They describe the job nationally, not what any one school's graduates earn.