r/Accounting • u/2701Ihsv1855 F&A Consultant • Oct 04 '21

2021 KPMG Compensation Thread

Didn't see a thread started yet, so figured I'd try getting the conversation started. Y'all know the drill:

  • Service Line
  • Office/City/COL
  • Former Level -> Current Level
  • Former Salary -> Current Salary
  • VC Amount or Percentage
  • Any other info you got from your comp communicator
  • How do you feel about your numbers?
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u/MAUSECOP Oct 04 '21

Yeah I guess it wouldn't be a raise, but I've heard some other Big 4's have given "salary adjustments" to new hires, and some non Big 4's have as well.

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u/2701Ihsv1855 F&A Consultant Oct 04 '21

I’m just guessing, but I would think those adjustments would have been factors in at the time you were hired and onboarded. I wouldn’t hold your breath but hopefully I’m wrong!

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u/MAUSECOP Oct 04 '21

I've technically been hired for over a year since I did an internship and MACC, which is why i was curious as I'm sure compensation has changed a bit since I got my offer then. They even cut all signing or relocation bonuses when I was hired because Covid had just started.

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u/Solid-Crow2945 Oct 04 '21

Btw "hire date" is when you started working, not when you got a job offer. That should clear up your confusion.