[xgyrl]

If you work at a CPA firm, what percentage does your employer give you for each tax return completed? Does it differ for personal and business returns?

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

im salaried. so i get annual base pay + tax season bonus + health insurance + 401k match wtvr, the usual bennies. i am year round full time.

your question might be more geared towards per-diem or seasonal preparers

[EuroAddict]

I don't think this is how it works in the real world.

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FAR - 79, 05/2015 (second try)
REG - 83, 12/2015 (first try)
AUD - 84, 03/2015 (first try)

I got 99 problems but the CPA ain't one.

[Anonymous]

Depends on if it is a commissioned job or not. Could be 20% corporate 30% personal.

[Missy]

I've never heard of someone being paid per return.

Licensed Massachusetts Non Reporting CPA since 2012
Finance/Admin/HR Manager

[Dave71]

Salary, bonus, health insurance and 401k. That's how local, regional, etc. firms usually pay out if you are full time.

REG - 10/12/2015 77
AUD - 01/06/2016 75
BEC - 01/16/2016 75
FAR - 02/27/2016 68 Retake 05/13/16 70 Retake TBD

[Tncincy]

Your employer should tell you what the percentage is…some places give bonus after so many returns are completed. Ask the question to the hr if you don't know.

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