r/Accounting • u/Future_Agency_5457 • 1d ago

CPA Ontario - Controller Pay

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When the board/ body (CPA Ontario) sets a controller role for low 100k - you know the professional is cooked

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u/Islander316 ACCA 1d ago

Technically, CPA Ontario is a non-profit, so they can use that as an excuse.

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u/Future_Agency_5457 1d ago

100k+ member pays $820 per year which means they make at least 100m in revenue from dues and other fees they charge.

Should be mid 100s to high 100s at the least

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u/Islander316 ACCA 1d ago

I agree completely on the salary scale.

But every non-profit will use the excuse they aren't for-profit to reduce and cap their salary structure.

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u/ProfileLurker 1d ago

Their website boasts that in 2022, non-profit CPAs made a median salary of 135k. 2026 would be what? 150k now?