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Revenue agent salary

Average revenue agent salary

$36,633

$17.61 hourly rate

Entry-level revenue agent salary
$23,000 yearly salary
Updated December 15, 2025

Understanding Revenue Agent Salaries

The salary for revenue agents averages $36,633 annually, translating to approximately $18 per hour. Compensation varies significantly based on factors such as geographical location, years of experience, and the specific industry in which one works. For example, states like California and New York tend to offer higher salaries due to their cost of living and demand for skilled professionals.

In addition to state variations, experience plays a crucial role in determining salary. Entry-level positions typically start lower, while those with several years in the field command higher wages. Revenue agents in specialized sectors may also see increased pay, reflecting their unique skill sets.

For those looking to advance in their careers, understanding salary trends and opportunities can lead to informed decisions. Consider factors like job growth in your area and the potential for salary increases over time. By leveraging resources like Zippia, you can find job listings that match your salary expectations and career goals.

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Where can a Revenue Agent earn more?

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Columbus, OH$48,367
Kansas City, MO$28,778
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Internal Revenue Service$54,484
Georgia Department of Education$33,754

Revenue agent salary estimates from across the web

Based on the latest salary information compiled by Zippia, Salary.com, Comparably and CareerExplorer, the average salary for a revenue agent typically falls between $36,633 and $71,090.
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$36,633yearly
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$55,399yearly
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$71,090yearly
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$56,780yearly

Average revenue agent salary by state

The highest-paying states for revenue agents are New Jersey, Washington, and Massachusetts. The lowest average revenue agent salary states are Mississippi, Missouri, and Alabama.

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Highest paying states for revenue agents

RankStateAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Vermont$44,453$21.37
2Massachusetts$46,719$22.46
3Washington$48,325$23.23
4Ohio$39,752$19.11
5New Jersey$51,293$24.66
6Rhode Island$40,388$19.42
7Maine$44,798$21.54
8Delaware$40,580$19.51
9Michigan$39,194$18.84
10Minnesota$43,118$20.73
11Illinois$40,548$19.49
12New York$44,401$21.35
13Wisconsin$40,330$19.39
14Colorado$39,055$18.78
15Pennsylvania$37,646$18.10
16Nebraska$35,965$17.29
17California$40,948$19.69
18North Dakota$38,088$18.31
19New Hampshire$38,284$18.41
20Oregon$35,158$16.90
21Connecticut$40,679$19.56
22Wyoming$34,471$16.57
23South Dakota$36,253$17.43
24Montana$33,471$16.09
25Alaska$42,343$20.36
26Nevada$33,076$15.90
27Arkansas$33,425$16.07
28Idaho$35,736$17.18
29Utah$32,603$15.67
30Arizona$31,870$15.32
31Tennessee$32,946$15.84
32New Mexico$33,474$16.09
33Kentucky$35,429$17.03
34District of Columbia$38,788$18.65
35Virginia$36,858$17.72
36Oklahoma$32,195$15.48
37Texas$31,852$15.31
38Missouri$28,575$13.74
39Iowa$33,124$15.93
40Mississippi$28,654$13.78
41West Virginia$30,559$14.69
42Hawaii$32,079$15.42
43Kansas$31,120$14.96
44Maryland$34,009$16.35
45Georgia$30,600$14.71
46North Carolina$30,569$14.70
47South Carolina$28,918$13.90
48Louisiana$24,047$11.56
49Alabama$26,598$12.79
50Florida$23,327$11.21
51Indiana$25,588$12.30

Highest paying cities for revenue agents

The highest-paying cities for revenue agents are Olympia, WA, Portland, ME, and Aurora, CO.

RankCityAvg. salaryHourly rate
1Olympia, WA$48,367$23.25
2Portland, ME$45,240$21.75
3Aurora, CO$39,102$18.80
4Sioux Falls, SD$36,286$17.45
5Omaha, NE$36,136$17.37
6Pittsburgh, PA$35,237$16.94
7Salem, OR$35,160$16.90
8Memphis, TN$32,405$15.58
9Fort Worth, TX$31,764$15.27
10Atlanta, GA$30,698$14.76
11Charleston, WV$29,433$14.15
12Kansas City, MO$28,778$13.84

Revenue agent salary details

A revenue agent's salary ranges from $23,000 a year at the 10th percentile to $57,000 at the 90th percentile.

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Average revenue agent salary graph, trends, and summary

What is a revenue agent's salary?

PercentileAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rate
90th Percentile$57,000$4,750$27
75th Percentile$46,000$3,833$22
Average$36,633$3,053$18
25th Percentile$28,000$2,333$13
10th Percentile$23,000$1,917$11

Highest paying revenue agent jobs

The highest paying types of revenue agents are revenue officer, customs verifier, and commissioner of internal revenue.

Job titleAnnual salaryMonthly salaryHourly rateJob openings
Tax Examining Technician$43,422$3,618$20.8843,996
Tax Compliance Officer$48,584$4,049$23.3695,304
Finance Analyst-Operations Finance$67,736$5,645$32.57144,067
Tax Analyst$61,745$5,145$29.6956,223
Agent$37,864$3,155$18.20184,325
Revenue Officer$200,755$16,730$96.5258,234

Which companies pay revenue agents the most?

Revenue agent salaries at Internal Revenue Service and Washington State University are the highest-paying according to our most recent salary estimates. In addition, the average revenue agent salary at companies like Maine and Nebraska Department of Economic Development are highly competitive.

RankCompanyAverage salaryHourly rate
1Internal Revenue Service$54,484$26.19
2Washington State University$51,755$24.88
3Maine$44,431$21.36
4Nebraska Department of Economic Development$43,241$20.79
5State Of South Dakota$42,789$20.57
6State of West Virginia$41,801$20.10
7State of Georgia: Teachers Retirement System of Georgia$40,691$19.56
8City of Aurora$39,404$18.94
9Wisconsin$35,151$16.90
10FedEx$34,965$16.81
11The State of Oregon$34,278$16.48
12Georgia Department of Education$33,754$16.23

Wage gap by gender, race and education

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Revenue agent salary trends

The average revenue agent salary has risen by $3,628 over the last ten years. In 2014, the average revenue agent earned $33,005 annually, but today, they earn $36,633 a year. That works out to a 7% change in pay for revenue agents over the last decade.

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Average revenue agent salary over time

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Revenue agent salary by year

YearAvg. salaryHourly rate% Change
2026$36,600$17.61+1.3%
2025$36,100$17.37+0.8%
2024$35,800$17.23+2.4%
2023$35,000$16.82+2.0%
2022$34,300$16.48+1.2%

Recently added revenue agent salaries

CompanyJobLocationDate addedSalary
State of GeorgiaRevenue Agent 1-Columbus Regional OfficeColumbus, GA06/25/2025$39,000
State of MaineRevenue Agent-Property Tax Division OfficeAugusta, ME06/25/2025$69,539
State of WashingtonRevenue Agent 2 (In-Training)Ione, WA06/17/2025$46,920
NeheadstartEtac Revenue AgentLincoln, NE05/25/2025$38,881
State of NebraskaRevenue Agent SeniorLincoln, NE05/24/2025$44,912
State of GeorgiaRevenue Agent 1-Macon Regional OfficeMacon, GA05/22/2025$39,000
State of WisconsinOperations Revenue AgentMadison, WI05/21/2025$50,965
Dental365Revenue Cycle Agent (Dental Billing)Melville, NY05/15/2025$41,740
NeheadstartSOS Revenue AgentLincoln, NE04/28/2025$38,881
Dental365Revenue Cycle Agent (Orthodontic Billing)Bridgewater, NJ04/25/2025$39,653

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