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Accounting Manager salary in United States

The median salary in Accounting Manager job ads in United States is $155,875 a year (about $12,990 a month before tax). The middle half of those ads list $138,750 to $171,000, based on 26 salaries from 20 employers, updated 22 Oct 2026.

Median in job ads
$155,875
a year
12-month range
High $171,000
Sep 2026
Low $154,875 · Aug 2026
Salaries
26
from 20 employers
Last updated
22 Oct 2026
12-month window to 22 Oct 2026

Salary range

Where listed pay sits

USD · per year
10th percentile
$120,000
25th percentile
$138,750
Median
$155,875
75th percentile
$171,000
90th percentile
$178,800

26 salaries · 36 live United States jobs. Box: the middle half of salaries · line: the median · whisker: 10th to 90th percentile.

Based on 26 salary-listed job postings from the last 12 months · last updated 22 Oct 2026

Salary brackets

Accounting Manager salary brackets in United States

How the 26 comparable salary observations behind the percentile band above spread across USD pay brackets, annualised and United States only. Shares are of observations, not of employers.

Accounting Manager salary observations by pay bracket in United States, USD per year
Pay bracketRelative sizeShare and count of listings
Under $120K8% 2 listings
$120K–$130K15% 4 listings
$130K–$140K4% 1 listing
$140K–$150K4% 1 listing
$150K–$160KMedian here27% 7 listings
$160K–$170K8% 2 listings
$170K–$180K23% 6 listings
$180K and over11% 3 listings

Brackets are equal-width and rounded; the open-ended rows collect the lowest and highest observations, and the bracket that holds the median is highlighted. Same cohort and outlier rules as the percentiles above.

Skills and pay

Skills linked to higher Accounting Manager pay in United States

How much higher or lower the median is for job posts that mention a skill. It shows an association, not a guarantee: better-paid jobs often bundle several scarce skills with senior scope. Skills with fewer than 8 salaries are left out.

Skills and their pay premium for Accounting Manager in United States
SkillPay premium chartPay premium
Excelmedian $159,500 · 9 salariesup +2.3%
aimedian $157,250 · 19 salariesup +0.9%
accountingmedian $155,875 · 26 salariesflat 0.0%
financemedian $154,125 · 22 salariesdown −1.1%

Pay listed by employers

Latest Accounting Manager jobs that show their pay in United States

Pay as the employer wrote it, per year: individual job posts, not averages.

Evidence

Where these numbers come from

26 salaries from 20 employers, posted between 22 Oct 2025 and 22 Oct 2026. Last updated 22 Oct 2026. Every figure on this page comes from this one group of salaries; the median is the middle value, not the average.

  • Employer hiring-system feeds 96%
  • Pay read from posting text 4%
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Live jobs

Accounting Manager jobs in United States

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Reading this number

What this number does—and does not—mean

The range summarizes salary-listed Jobiba jobs in United States. It is not a promise of what one employer will pay, and it is not converted from another country's currency. Experience, city, seniority, skills and company can move an individual offer materially.

Frequently asked questions

Accounting Manager salary in United States: common questions

What is the average Accounting Manager salary in United States in 2026?

Job ads for Accounting Manager in United States on Jobiba list a median salary of $155,875 a year, based on 26 salary-listed job postings. The middle half of those job ads pay between $138,750 and $171,000 a year (25th to 75th percentile).

How does Jobiba calculate Accounting Manager salary in United States?

From 26 salary-listed Jobiba job postings from the last 12 months that state an explicit salary, currency and pay period. Hourly, daily and monthly pay is converted to an annual figure, implausible values and outliers are removed, and currencies are never mixed or converted. Jobiba publishes the median and 25th–75th percentile range only when enough comparable postings exist.

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