What is a reasonable salary for someone pursuing their CPA License - Page 2

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    OnmywaytoCPA
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    I’m currently looking for another job, and I was wondering what a good offer would be at this stage of my career. I have my undergrad degree with a major in accounting and an MBA. I have about nine years of experience, but none as a manager or supervisor. I do have one offer on the table and the starting salary is in the mid fifties with a yearly bonus. I would be starting off at the bottom, but there is a ton of room for growth, and advancement and I’ll get a raise if I get my CPA license. Just wondering if I should take it, or keep looking around. This is my first offer in the past eight months. I have been applying for jobs and going on interview like it’s going out of style. To be honest, I’m exhausted and tired. I’m not sure if I should accept it or not. Any feedback is much appreciated. Thanks!

    REG - 74, Retook 6/10/16, scored a 72 (Hate this exam)
    BEC - 69, 79, 8/1/15
    AUD - 83, 4/4/15
    FAR - 77, 2/27/16

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    mla1169
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    Pursuing CPA has no effect on salary. Its great but doesn't mean anything until you've got a license. The more relevant questions to ask are what is the average salary for *this* position in *this* location. Check out the link that Lilla posted.

    FAR- 77
    AUD -49, 71, 84
    REG -56,75!
    BEC -75

    Massachusetts CPA (non reporting) since 3/12.

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