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Hoosier2
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EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
Does anyone have data points for secondary markets? (Charlotte, Atlanta, Philadelphia) I would doubly appreciate anyone who knows the answer for Senior Associates.
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Re: EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
EY is the one big 4 that had the same salary nationwide. From the LLM, an associate was $115, I believe. Senior is probably in the $130-140 range
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Re: EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
EY has the same salary nationwide for M&A folks? This is the first time I've heard about this. Can anyone confirm?
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Re: EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
Can anyone confirm?
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Re: EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
I can’t confirm if it’s every city, but I believe in the Texas offices, NY, Boston, California, it’s all the same.
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Re: EY M&A Tax Secondary Market
Do you (or anyone) know what JD w/o LLM start at EY in those markets? $115k seems really high (~$20k higher than what JD/LLMs make at other Big4 in some of those markets).Anonymous User wrote:I can’t confirm if it’s every city, but I believe in the Texas offices, NY, Boston, California, it’s all the same.
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