What is the salary of an Accounting Clerk? In the United States, an Accounting Clerk earns an average salary of $43,323. The salary range for an Accounting Clerk is usually between $35,706 and $51,792 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $60,264. The highest Accounting Clerk salary in the United States was $123,377. The average hourly pay for an Accounting Clerk is $20.83.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Accounting Clerk salary are California, with an average salary of $85,783, followed by Illinois, with an average salary of $81,946, and New York, with an average salary of $77,932. Employers paying the highest salary for an Accounting Clerk job are Campbell (CA), Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (CA) and Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Campbell, CA | $152,298 |
Los Angeles County Metropolitan Transportation Authority, CA | $122,732 |
Housing Authority of the City of Los Angeles, CA | $110,094 |
Northern California Power Agency, CA | $105,912 |
Lancaster Elementary, CA | $102,399 |
Park City, UT | $98,000 |
Arvin-Edison Water Storage District, CA | $95,550 |
Riverside County Office of Education, CA | $92,901 |
Solano County, CA | $89,117 |
Guadalupe, CA | $88,496 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Accounting Technician | $74,733 |
Accounting Specialist | $84,668 |
Accounting Manager | $95,133 |
Accounting Supervisor | $79,590 |
Accounting Assistant | $42,628 |
Accounting Analyst | $59,991 |
Accounting Coordinator | $61,141 |
Accounting | $62,964 |
Accounting Associate | $47,720 |
Accounting Mgr | $176,442 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alaska | $42,419 | 28 |
Alabama | $72,855 | 1 |
Arkansas | $44,787 | 19 |
Arizona | $49,488 | 11 |
California | $85,783 | 553 |
Colorado | $4,595 | 30 |
Connecticut | $59,998 | 26 |
Florida | $38,240 | 52 |
Georgia | $45,496 | 24 |
Hawaii | $70,000 | 1 |
Iowa | $41,483 | 61 |
Idaho | $31,784 | 9 |
Illinois | $81,946 | 6 |
Indiana | $39,969 | 43 |
Kansas | $40,489 | 44 |
Kentucky | $46,703 | 30 |
Louisiana | $27,520 | 31 |
Massachusetts | $46,529 | 18 |
Maryland | $42,211 | 26 |
Maine | $28,212 | 4 |
Michigan | $46,563 | 56 |
Minnesota | $50,006 | 23 |
Missouri | $29,112 | 11 |
Mississippi | $22,702 | 14 |
Montana | $18 | 1 |
North Carolina | $32,689 | 3 |
North Dakota | $9,663 | 1 |
Nebraska | $48,131 | 30 |
New Hampshire | $16,734 | 1 |
New Jersey | $42,499 | 30 |
New Mexico | $35,234 | 5 |
Nevada | $71,540 | 11 |
New York | $77,932 | 14 |
Ohio | $45,427 | 22 |
Oklahoma | $28,485 | 11 |
Oregon | $37,250 | 37 |
Pennsylvania | $54,265 | 10 |
Rhode Island | $39,708 | 10 |
South Carolina | $45,787 | 19 |
South Dakota | $39,776 | 4 |
Tennessee | $48,279 | 43 |
Texas | $39,388 | 129 |
Utah | $40,065 | 16 |
Virginia | $49,257 | 16 |
Vermont | $51,346 | 4 |
Washington | $49,254 | 26 |
Wisconsin | $41,492 | 10 |
West Virginia | $35,615 | 24 |
Wyoming | $42,210 | 14 |