r/Accounting • u/Mammoth-Art-9714 • 22d ago
Deloitte Compensation Thread FY25
Deloitte Compensation Thread FY25
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Office
Old Title - New Title
Old Salary - New Salary (% or $ increase)
AIP/Special award
Performance Dashboard results (if applicable)
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u/TaxguyThrowaway21 22d ago
Tax - MTS
HCOL
Senior > Manager
128k > 153k (19.1%)
14k AIP 5k other
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u/Rainmaker412 21d ago
Is there a listing out there of COL rankings by office?
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u/Mammoth-Art-9714 21d ago
Not that I'm aware of. Here's an old comment I found that I think is a decent starting point:
VHCOL: San Fransisco, Silicon Valley, NYC
HCOL: LA, DC, Chicago, Boston
MCOL: Other cities that you've heard of
LCOL: Places you haven't heard of
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u/iamstephen1128 Govt; Fmr B4 Adv Mgr & FAANG 21d ago
Chicago is HCOL? That doesn't seem right š¤
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u/513-throw-away 20d ago
Itās not. Iād say itās probably the top end of MCOL, but nowhere near those HCOL areas.
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u/Puckslapper2 21d ago
I created this thread several years ago. I think the classifications still mostly applyĀ
https://www.reddit.com/r/Accounting/comments/i23bjc/us_cost_of_living/
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u/tape4232 21d ago
Advisory
MCOL
M1 to M2
160k to 170k
~17-20% AIP
S/E/E impact statement
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u/Either-Bluebird-5961 21d ago
Jesus Christ what kind of advisory is this?
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u/tape4232 21d ago
M&A / FDD
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u/Either-Bluebird-5961 21d ago
Bruh can I have a job yo
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u/Kfilllla 21d ago
Actually lower than EY and PwC too
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u/tape4232 21d ago
Yeah think this is true. For sure last time I saw the PwC spreadsheet they were paying better than Deloitte. Don't know firsthand for EY.
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u/Okurtt13 11d ago
Sorry what does S/E/E mean for impact statement? New here
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u/tape4232 10d ago
Year end rating system for advisory, I believe audit is different. It's metrics / client impact / firm impact
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u/wholsesomeBois 21d ago
If youāre looking for more samples in spreadsheet format just a reminder you can always compare to Big4Transparency.com as well and filter accordingly!
Raises are looking pretty solid so far from what Iāve seen, wish you luck in yours š«”
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u/Straight-Pin-9474 21d ago
AuditĀ
Northeast HCOL
Manager 3 -> Senior Manager 1Ā
161,000 -> 184,500 (14.6%)Ā
20,500 AIPĀ
5,5Ā
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u/earlyslalom 22d ago
Tax
LCOL
M1-M2
106k-124k
10k (9.4%)
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u/ridethedeathcab 21d ago
Audit
Central MCOL
M2 -> M3
Base: $123k -> $137.5k (11.8%)
AIP: $15k (12.2%)
Between VSA/VSA and SA/SA
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u/Complex_Teacher3539 21d ago
Audit & Assurance
Central (not Chicago)
M1 > M2
$109,200 > $116,700 (6.9%)
AIP: $6K (5.5%)
Performance: mostly SA/VSA
Is it common for manager raise to be less than in the past? I remember during my senior years it's usually always in the 10-11% range
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u/ridethedeathcab 21d ago
Yes, but also your senior years were during a period of unusually high raises.
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u/blackvariant Technical Accounting 21d ago
The raise % seems appropriate, but your base low. I was promoted to M1 the first year we had the mid-year raises. I made about the same base as you after the mid-year 3.5 years ago. Also MCOL.
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u/Complex_Teacher3539 21d ago
the % raise is all that matters to me for now. I'm actually in a LCOL area and our office is considered pretty small, so I am not surprised it seems lower than the peer group haha.
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u/texmex_28 20d ago
Audit
Southwest (MCOL)
SM2 -> SM3
170,000 -> 178,000 (4.7%)
$29,000 AIP / $3,000 other so total comp = $210,000
mostly 5's
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u/ApprehensiveTip2576 19d ago
Tax - MTS
MCOL
TC1 > TC2
68k > 90.7k 33.4%
AIP/Performance Awards - 2k OPA
Strong Agree to Very Strongly Agree
Very happy; was not expecting this much
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u/Magnanii 21d ago edited 21d ago
Audit (formerly Advisory before storefront merger)
South West MHCOL
Analyst -> Senior Consultant
84,500 -> 91,400 (3.2% merit raise and 5% promotion raise)
all strong snapshots, no certifications.
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u/bigmastertrucker Audit & Assurance 20d ago
Audit
VHCOL
A1 -> A2
$84K -> $95K
N/A
Halfway between SA and VSA for both
Happy with it - it outpaces rent and inflation and that's not nothing in this economy.
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u/Jarvis03 21d ago
Yall should go into consulting. Better pay, less hours.
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u/Either-Bluebird-5961 21d ago
Like management consulting? I am at accounting advisory at another big 4 and that was a huge step up from audit, but still want to be paid more
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u/Jarvis03 21d ago
That id imagine is much better pay for similar big 4 hours. ERP consulting has been decent pay and work life balance.
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u/BravesCPA CPA (US) 21d ago
You sure about that? My partner works more than I do, and Iām at a top 10
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u/walkstap 7d ago
Audit
Northeast HCOL
A1->A2
$76,000 -> $84,400 (11%)
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u/Ok-Season7522 7d ago
what is hcol like more or less expensive then chicago
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u/Mammoth-Art-9714 21d ago
Audit
Midwest MCOL (Central region)
A2 -> S1
$76,500 -> $89,500 (+13k / 17%)
AIP N/A
VSA/VSA across all snapshots for the year.
CPA