Bookkeeper salary in Virgin Islands
The median bookkeeper in Virgin Islands earns $46,490 a year, or $22.35 an hour, in the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ May 2025 survey. That is 8% below the national median of $50,670, and 45th of the 54 states and territories BLS publishes.
The middle half of Virgin Islands’s 280 bookkeepers earn between $37,860 and $55,760.
Liaison does the routine half of a bookkeeper’s job for 12% of what one costs in Virgin Islands. See how.
Bookkeeper salary by city in Virgin Islands
BLS publishes no metro-area figure for bookkeepers in Virgin Islands. The state figure above is the one to use.
What a bookkeeper costs an employer in Virgin Islands
Wages are the start. At employers with fewer than 50 workers, benefits add 35% on top (BLS Employer Costs for Employee Compensation), so a bookkeeper at the Virgin Islands median costs about $62,800 a year. The employer’s view for every state and metro is on what a bookkeeper costs, and the routine part of the job is what Liaison does inside the tools a business already runs.
The routine half of a bookkeeper’s job, for 12% of what one costs in Virgin Islands.
- Chases every open invoice in your voice, one reminder per customer, and matches payouts to the invoices they paid.
- Reads bills as they arrive, codes and enters them, and stages the payment run for your yes.
- Reconciles the processors against the deposits and writes the month-end notes your accountant would otherwise bill for.
Professional is $629 a month, $7,548 a year, against about $62,800 a year for a bookkeeper at the Virgin Islands median once benefits are added. On Professional we connect your tools, bring your data in and set up the first rules with you. Anything that moves money waits for your yes.
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Questions
How much does a bookkeeper make in Virgin Islands?
The median bookkeeper in Virgin Islands earned $46,490 a year, or $22.35 an hour, in May 2025. The middle half earned between $37,860 and $55,760. Nationally the median is $50,670, so Virgin Islands pays 8% less than the country as a whole.
Which cities in Virgin Islands pay bookkeepers the most?
BLS publishes no metro-area figure for bookkeepers in Virgin Islands.
What does a bookkeeper cost an employer in Virgin Islands?
Benefits at employers with fewer than 50 workers add 35% on top of wages, so a bookkeeper at the Virgin Islands median costs about $62,800 a year. The employer’s view is at useliaison.com/back-office-costs/bookkeeper.
Bookkeeper salary in other states
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025, occupation 43-3031. Annual figures assume 2,080 hours a year. Updated 2026-10-02.
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