Non b4 starting associate salary

Subject: Starting Salary Expectations for Associate Position

Hi everyone,

I’m currently interning at a national Accounting firm (not one of the Big Four), and I’m curious about the salary I might expect for my full-time associate offer. I would greatly appreciate any insights or advice you might have!

(Edit: I’m working in the Audit department in Texas.) Thank you!

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  1. When it comes to full-time offers for associates at non-Big 4 Accounting firms, salaries can vary based on a number of factors, including location, firm size, and your level of experience. In Texas, particularly for the Audit side, here are a few general points to consider:

    1. Salary Range: For a first-year associate in Texas at a non-Big 4 firm, you might expect a salary in the range of $55,000 to $70,000. Some larger regional firms might offer closer to the higher end of that range, especially if they have a strong reputation or if you’re in a major city like Dallas or Houston.

    2. Benefits: Keep in mind that total compensation includes not just your salary but also benefits such as health insurance, retirement contributions, and any bonuses.

    3. Market Trends: Recently, many firms have been adjusting their salaries to remain competitive, so it’s worth checking if there have been any changes in your specific location or within your firm.

    4. Negotiation: Don’t hesitate to negotiate your offer if you feel it’s lower than expected based on your research. Be prepared with data to support your requests.

    5. Networking: It can also be helpful to talk with peers or mentors in the field who might have insight into current salary standards.

    Good luck with your full-time offer!

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