Bill and Account Collector Salary

Bill and Account Collectors earn a median $47,030 a year nationally. Office and Administrative Support Occupations

U.S. median
$47,030
$22.61 per hour
Range
$34,400 – $65,580
10th to 90th percentile
Employed
158,830
across the U.S.

Bill and Account Collector take-home pay calculator

Starts at the national median. Pick your state to see your real paycheck.

Bill and Account Collector
Deductions, kids & local tax

2026 tax year. Federal brackets from IRS Rev. Proc. 2025-32.

Your take-home pay
$39,969
per year · effective tax rate 15.0%
$3,331Monthly
$1,665Twice a month
$1,537Every 2 weeks
$19.22Hourly
  • Federal income tax$3,464
  • Social Security (6.2%)$2,916
  • Medicare (1.45%)$682
  • Texas income tax$0
  • Take-home pay$39,969

Marginal rate: 12% federal + 0.00% state

Pay by experience

PercentileSalaryHourlyTake-home (no state tax)
10th percentile (entry level)$34,400$16.54$29,820
25th percentile$39,010$18.75$33,525
Median (50th)$47,030$22.61$39,969
75th percentile$56,740$27.28$47,771
90th percentile (top earners)$65,580$31.53$54,874

Best cities for bill and account collectors (after tax & cost of living)

#Metro areaMedianTake-homeReal value*Jobs
1San Jose, CA$77,360$59,270$53,676660
2San Francisco, CA$72,430$56,261$48,6631,450
3Boston, MA$59,800$47,459$43,8362,260
4Sioux Falls, SD$46,630$39,647$43,746730
5Louisville, KY$49,400$40,262$43,258660
6Washington, DC$58,110$46,541$42,7431,960
7Providence, RI$52,890$43,311$42,556450
8Milwaukee, WI$50,360$41,209$42,512780
9San Antonio, TX$47,380$40,250$42,4951,450
10Cincinnati, OH$48,320$40,459$42,4231,050
11Nashville, TN$48,080$40,812$42,3641,100
12Columbus, OH$48,200$40,366$42,2811,890
13Oklahoma City, OK$46,300$37,844$41,859750
14Raleigh, NC$50,200$41,021$41,792670
15Sacramento, CA$55,290$44,520$41,736540
16St. Louis, MO$48,310$39,664$41,7131,590
17Kansas City, MO$46,750$38,484$41,5851,260
18Denver, CO$53,790$43,742$41,3511,040
19Las Vegas, NV$48,750$41,351$41,2621,930
20Tampa, FL$49,070$41,608$41,2412,160
21Greenville, SC$47,210$38,438$41,2161,290
22Tulsa, OK$44,790$36,699$41,136620
23Austin, TX$47,310$40,194$40,9861,780
24Los Angeles, CA$57,440$46,090$40,5856,650
25Memphis, TN$43,820$37,389$40,562450

*Take-home pay in U.S.-average dollars (BEA Regional Price Parities).

Highest-paying cities

Bill and Account Collector salary by state

StateMedianTake-homeRangeJobs
District of Columbia $62,230$49,583 $44,990 – $91,480240
Alaska $60,810$51,041 $34,840 – $73,590310
Massachusetts $59,800$47,459 $45,990 – $75,5602,510
California $57,930$46,448 $38,520 – $81,44013,880
Connecticut $57,930$47,045 $40,540 – $77,180900
Vermont $57,630$46,989 $48,780 – $74,72080
Hawaii $53,570$42,682 $40,090 – $66,220180
New Jersey $52,510$43,018 $39,530 – $79,3803,310
Rhode Island $52,000$42,629 $45,040 – $77,810370
Oregon $50,880$39,440 $39,120 – $65,130830
Colorado $50,090$40,932 $37,380 – $66,9301,670
Maryland $50,010$40,351 $39,480 – $67,0602,090
Minnesota $49,580$40,169 $34,600 – $77,0802,860
Wisconsin $49,090$40,245 $36,250 – $65,1302,570
Maine $48,890$39,345 $41,550 – $59,450410
Nevada $48,750$41,351 $37,140 – $60,5202,350
Washington $48,460$41,118 $40,000 – $70,7602,260
Kentucky $48,330$39,439 $36,110 – $64,7901,740
Illinois $48,140$38,622 $37,490 – $65,7805,080
Arizona $47,740$39,554 $38,280 – $61,2206,300
New York $47,170$38,131 $35,590 – $74,4908,800
Michigan $47,130$38,297 $35,930 – $62,9702,990
Delaware $46,680$37,774 $37,840 – $63,490990
North Dakota $46,660$39,671 $35,580 – $59,990270
Pennsylvania $46,660$38,239 $35,520 – $64,7206,680
South Dakota $46,620$39,639 $35,190 – $59,1401,120
New Mexico $46,560$38,556 $31,970 – $61,100440
Florida $46,410$39,470 $35,560 – $61,39013,180
Georgia $46,300$37,602 $32,000 – $62,0505,280
Ohio $46,230$38,837 $30,830 – $62,2006,620
Iowa $46,000$38,045 $35,350 – $74,560830
Kansas $45,760$37,194 $30,650 – $75,9501,350
Texas $45,710$38,908 $30,730 – $60,13021,720
Montana $45,420$37,297 $37,870 – $60,540640
Indiana $45,240$37,225 $34,970 – $57,9802,690
Utah $45,240$37,461 $34,110 – $60,1002,430
Oklahoma $44,820$36,721 $30,730 – $73,5301,740
New Hampshire $44,450$37,896 $37,170 – $65,2101,120
West Virginia $43,960$36,249 $35,590 – $51,280670
Virginia $43,770$35,647 $31,160 – $64,1004,590
Nebraska $43,210$35,813 $33,440 – $56,290730
South Carolina $43,140$35,412 $33,390 – $57,4704,430
North Carolina $42,910$35,455 $24,960 – $58,7205,460
Wyoming $42,110$36,015 $37,430 – $52,940180
Idaho $41,880$34,719 $34,030 – $58,930510
Missouri $41,760$34,709 $28,600 – $63,0003,770
Tennessee $40,920$35,059 $30,470 – $60,5403,890
Alabama $40,330$32,834 $31,140 – $60,0802,090
Louisiana $39,130$32,833 $28,970 – $55,6901,690
Arkansas $39,110$32,292 $27,990 – $54,690850
Mississippi $37,680$31,681 $27,450 – $57,3601,150

Frequently asked questions

How much does a bill and account collector make?

The national median salary for bill and account collectors is $47,030 a year ($22.61 an hour). The lowest-paid 10% earn under $34,400 and the top 10% earn over $65,580. Source: BLS, May 2025.

Which state pays bill and account collectors the most?

District of Columbia has the highest median pay at $62,230. After taxes and local prices, San Jose, CA offers the best real take-home pay of any metro area.

How many bill and account collectors are there in the U.S.?

About 158,830 people work as bill and account collectors nationwide.

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