Thanks, Becker and Robert Half!
The fine print:
* Example only.
** Large public accounting firms/companies = $250 million + in sales. Salary does not reflect overtime or bonuses which may represent significant portions of compensation for some positions.
*** CPAs may earn up to 10% over peers without professional designations.
**** Advanced degrees or professional certifications are assumed at this level.
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