Hourly Rate by Certification for Bookkeeper Jobs

Updated: 6 Feb 2012

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Hourly Rate by Certification

Certification	National Hourly Rate Data (? XAll compensation data shown are gross, national 10th to 90th percentile ranges. Pay can vary greatly by location. To view local data, take the PayScale survey. )	$0	$12	$24	$36
Bookkeeping	$11.10 - $31.03
Certified Public Accountant (CPA)	$10.14 - $35.23
Notary Public	$9.64 - $24.66
Business Certificate	$13.73 - $20.74
Certified Bookkeeper (CB)	$12.12 - $15.42
American Institute Of Professional Bookkeepers	n/a	Not enough data
H&R Block Tax Course	n/a	Not enough data
Country: United States \| Currency: USD \| Updated: 6 Feb 2012 \| Individuals Reporting: 177

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Job Listings for Bookkeeper Jobs

Posted	Job Title	Company	Job Location
Jan 25	Bookkeeper/Accountant	Tax and Financial Services, LLC	Richmond, Virginia
	Bookkeeper or Accountant with strong people skills. Proficient in AR, AP, Payroll (including benefits and deductions) and Quickbooks. Must have 7 years or more... Indeed
Jan 20	Bookkeeper	The Suburban Group	Westborough, Massachusetts
	Bookkeeper needed to do-A/R, A/P, check... Must have at least 3 years of previous full charge bookkeeper experience. This is a stand alone position... Indeed
Jan 02	Accountant/Bookkeeper	The Chertoff Group	Washington, District of Columbia
	Provides support to the Founders and Chief Financial Officer in all aspects of the company's financial operations. Responsible for assisting with management of... Indeed
Jan 17	FC Bookkeeper	Opti Staffing	Anchorage, Alaska
	Full Charge Bookkeeper Local and well-established law firm is seeking an experienced Bookkeeper to operate all accounting functions of their office including... Indeed

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