Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227130)

Is 16 years to partner normal or fast track in big 4

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227133)

any big 4 pay any incentive/allowance for tax ppl who get tax practitioner from SCTP?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227130)

Is 16 years to partner normal or fast track in big 4

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227177)

Ranges from 13 years to infinity. If they have no need for a new partner, you will never become one.

However, can always jump to mid tier firms like bdo, baker Tilly, RSM at the 15 year mark and make partner there

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227144)

Atp 3 years. Ata 5 years. Ur brain ok not. Sure got lo.

Unless u atp(p). More and more nonsense. Int he end get jhk anw. Lol

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227005)

Partnership is the pinnacle of a professional’s career. It confers on the recipient title, status and wealth. A partner gets paid many times more than a director, yet the roles aren’t too dissimilar in terms of skills, hours, stress and inputs. The average Big 4 partner was paid almost £700,000 in the UK last year. That’s roughly 6 times what a director gets paid, and about 25 times the national average wage. Making partner is about getting as far as your skills will take you, and being rewarded for it.

Key to your success is the creation of a plan. So, what should your plan look like? Make sure that you’re in the right area of the business. A growing market. Do something that you’re passionate about – you’ll need to communicate this passion on a daily basis. You must build a personal brand and a network – become “famous” for what you do. Develop the broad-based business skills required to successfully build and run a portfolio of clients, and learn how to sell professional services. Most of all, do not expect your firm to get you to partner. It’s your responsibility. Invest in yourself. Acquire powerful sponsors & mentors, and take every opportunity that you can to learn new things.

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227220)

How much does a partner earns?

Originally Posted by Unregistered (Post 227230)

The range is really big.

A partner in a partnership is basically the same concept as being a business owner. Your share of profits depend on how much money you make.

You’re not an employee anymore, so rather than “salary”, you should be thinking about “profits”.