Top 20 LinkedIn Creators on Accounting (2026)

#20 · Logan Graf, 63 median likes per accounting post

Logan Graf is a CPA firm owner who also runs an accounting community. On 52k followers his 0.12% engagement rate is the second-lowest in the top 20, and his best post is an in-joke about accountants.

"Accountants while on vacation with their family:" His most liked accounting post of the year, that line plus an image: 800 likes, almost 13 times his median. See it

#19 · Alexis Slama, 65 median likes per accounting post

Alexis Slama works on the transformation of accounting firms, hosts the Accounting Business Club podcast and founded Booster Digital. Accounting fills 63% of his feed, a share matched only by Nicolas Piatkowski and beaten only by Arthur Waller.

His accounting median went from 78 in 2025 to 64 so far in 2026.

"Tout le monde pense « Visma rachète fulll ». Sauf que ce n'est pas ce qui s'est passé" His most liked accounting post of the year, built around a podcast guest from In Extenso: 220 likes. Read it

#18 · Jonathan Plateau, 65 median likes per accounting post

Jonathan Plateau, formerly at Safran, Valeo and EY, is building a data quality product for finance teams. He published 135 accounting posts in 12 months, by far the most in the top 20, and draws the highest median comment count here (38).

His posts average 392 words, the longest among the top-20 creators we hold writing data for. Volume carries him into the total-likes table below.

"Il y a un rôle du DAF dont on ne parle jamais. Celui de dire la vérité quand tout le monde dans la salle préférerait ne pas l'entendre..." His most liked accounting post of the year: 263 likes and 48 comments. Read it

#17 · Yohan Raccah, 70 median likes per accounting post

Yohan Raccah is a chartered accountant and co-founder of MR CAPITAL, where he works on executive pay and accounting processes for tech companies.

His best post earned less than twice his median, the smallest gap in the top 20, just under Jean Petitdemange's: his rank rests on consistency.

"J’ai emmené mes clients en club pour adultes après le dîner de fin d’année…ca passe en compta non ?" His most liked accounting post of the year, a reader's question on what counts as a business expense: 130 likes and 49 comments. Read it

#16 · Maxime Digue, 73 median likes per accounting post

Maxime Digue is the chief executive and co-founder of Tiime. His audience likes but rarely replies: a median of 4 comments, the lowest in the top 20 with Richard Asquith. His accounting posts earn 12% less than his overall median.

"Recevoir des fleurs pour la Saint-Valentin ? Bof. Vous trouvez ça romantique ? Alors que recevoir ses factures au bon endroit… Ça, c’est quand même plus pratique." His most liked accounting post of the year, a Valentine's Day hook for France's e-invoicing reform: 196 likes. Read it

#15 · Nicolas Piatkowski, 75 median likes per accounting post

Nicolas Piatkowski is behind Les Geeks des Chiffres and Coonter, with a school that prepares students for the French DCG and DSCG accounting diplomas. He published 76 accounting posts, second only to Jonathan Plateau, and ranks third on total accounting likes.

His accounting median fell from 145 in 2025 to 63 so far in 2026, the steepest drop among the five top-20 creators with more than one year of data.

"L’IA va tuer les comptables à en croire tout ce que l'on peut lire et voir sur le terrain. Et c’est (presque) une bonne nouvelle." His most liked accounting post of the year: 1,680 likes, 22 times his median, the widest gap in the top 20. Read it

#14 · Josh Aharonoff, 75 median likes per accounting post

Josh Aharonoff builds financial models and founded Mighty Digits. He has the biggest audience in the ranking, 486k followers, yet sits fourteenth, on a 0.02% engagement rate, the lowest of the top 20.

His accounting posts still earn 127% more than his overall median, the largest premium in the top 20.

"How I build a budget vs actuals in Excel, in 5 steps. By hand, every month means the same copying, pasting and relinking. This way, you build it once." His most liked accounting post of the year: 992 likes, 13 times his median. Read it

#13 · Richard Asquith, 83 median likes per accounting post

Richard Asquith is the only creator in this top 20 based in Belgium. His headline points to VATCalc, a tax engine and reporting platform, and to past roles at EY and KPMG.

His median of 4 comments ties for the lowest here, and his 13 accounting posts are among the fewest.

"🎃 Happy Halloween all lovers of e-invoicing & VAT 😘" His most liked accounting post of the year, a greeting addressed to his niche by name: 325 likes, almost 4 times his median. Read it

#12 · Régis Meyer, 90 median likes per accounting post

Régis Meyer founded REZULT, a family office for company executives, and teaches at Paris Dauphine. His accounting posts earn 20% less than his overall median, the steepest discount in the top 20. His accounting median was 126 in 2024 and stands at 90 so far in 2026.

"Choix de structure juridique : connaissez-vous les impacts sur votre rémunération ?" His most liked accounting post of the year, a hook set in bold Unicode letters in the original: 335 likes. Read it

#11 · Fanny Rozes, 92 median likes per accounting post

Fanny Rozes recovers unpaid invoices for company owners. She is the smallest account in the top 20, with 9k followers, and her engagement rate is 1.02%, the third-highest on the list, behind Mohamed Chilah and Arthur Waller. Her median of 32 comments is also the second-highest here.

"Ça, ce n'est pas le jackpot du loto de ce soir mais le montant récupéré pour l'un de mes clients en 9 mois 🔥" Her most liked accounting post of the year, a client result shown before it is explained: 217 likes and 77 comments. Read it

#10 · Jean Petitdemange, 98 median likes per accounting post

Jean Petitdemange is a part-time CFO for startups and small companies with 1 to 15 million euros in revenue. He makes the efficiency table below, and his best post earned under twice his median, the second-smallest gap in the top 20, after Yohan Raccah's.

"Le métier de DAF tel qu'on l'a connu est en train de disparaître. Ce qui le remplace, c'est bien plus puissant." His most liked accounting post of the year: 190 likes. Read it

#9 · Jason Staats, 105 median likes per accounting post

Jason Staats, a CPA who once ran a $5M firm, now writes about AI for accounting firm leaders. He holds the record in the comments cut below.

His accounting median rose from 94 in 2025 to 191 so far in 2026, and he posts on accounting most often on Thursdays around 1 PM, his time.

"My favorite thing about accounting: You can be the accountant for anything" His most liked accounting post of the year, on the finances of English football: 359 likes. Read it

#8 · Grace Hardy, 135 median likes per accounting post

Grace Hardy is a chief executive, fractional CFO and accountant whose headline lists a Forbes 30 Under 30 place and an Accountancy Personality of the Year award. Her audience likes far more than it replies, with a median of 7 comments, among the lowest here.

"We are HIRING!! We are expanding and growing so we need an Accountant!" Her most liked accounting post of the year, a job ad: 366 likes. Read it

#7 · Erica Goode, 138 median likes per accounting post

Erica Goode, a CPA who calls herself the 15 Hour Accountant, works as a fractional CFO for consultants.

Accounting is under a quarter of her feed, yet those posts earn 94% more than her overall median, the second-largest premium in the top 20. She is also second in the comments cut below.

Her most liked post tagged accounting by our classifier was a personal one rather than an accounting lesson: 1,280 likes.

#6 · Ben Wilson, 150 median likes per accounting post

Ben Wilson is an ACCA expert tutor who coaches students through the AAA and SBL exams. He has the longest trajectory on this page: an accounting median of 90 in 2023, 128 in 2024, 164 in 2025 and 156 so far in 2026.

His posts are also the shortest, 58 words on average, among the top-20 creators we hold writing data for.

"The most misguided thing I hear from other UK accountants is that ICAEW is 'harder' than ACCA." His most liked accounting post of the year: 1,137 likes, almost 8 times his median. Read it

#5 · Lucy Cohen, 162 median likes per accounting post

Lucy Cohen is the founder and chief executive of Mazuma and the immediate past president of the AAT. Her 0.67% engagement rate is the second-best in the efficiency table below, behind only Arthur Waller.

"Twenty years. A practising licence. A business built on doing this properly. Starling Bank sent me their Starling Accounting launch email this morning." Her most liked accounting post of the year: 742 likes and 179 comments, nearly 8 times her median comment count. Read it

#4 · Mohamed Chilah, 168 median likes per accounting post

Mohamed Chilah is a chartered accountant who founded his own firm. On 13k followers he posts a 1.26% engagement rate, the highest in the top 20; he misses the efficiency table below only because it starts at 20k followers.

"CHILAH & ASSOCIES RECRUTE ❗️ Le cabinet accélère. Et on structure une équipe à la hauteur de nos ambitions." His most liked accounting post of the year: 571 likes. Like Grace Hardy's at #8, it is a job ad. Read it

#3 · Wouter Born, 210 median likes per accounting post

Wouter Born is a general partner at Born Capital, which invests in CFO technology, and the founder of finstory.ai. Accounting is 8% of his feed, the smallest share in the top 20, on 12 posts, also the fewest. Those few earn 89% more than his overall median.

"Anthropic just partnered with PwC to rebuild the entire office of the CFO with Claude." His most liked accounting post of the year: 2,701 likes, the single biggest post on this page. Read it

#2 · Julie Laniaud, 227 median likes per accounting post

Julie Laniaud is an entrepreneur, an author and an advocate for neurodiversity. Her accounting posts earn 53% more than her overall median, and she appears in both the efficiency and the total-likes tables below.

"J’ai le plaisir de vous annoncer que j’ai obtenu mon Diplôme d'Expertise Comptable (DEC) à Conseil de l'Ordre des Experts-Comptables !" Her most liked accounting post of the year: 2,235 likes and 448 comments, 17 times her median comment count. A credential milestone outdrew every other accounting post she published. Read it

#1 · Arthur Waller, 366 median likes per accounting post

Arthur Waller, co-founder of Pennylane, tops this ranking with 366 median likes per accounting post, 15 times the typical accounting post we measured. Accounting fills 79% of his feed, the highest share in the top 20: 22 of his 28 posts in 12 months.

He is the only creator who leads three cuts on this page: the median, the engagement rate (1.11%) and total accounting likes (10,402).

His best post reads the French market rather than teaching a technique, like Alexis Slama's at #19.

"Le marché est en train de choisir son camp. Cette semaine, Qonto rachète Acasi, un cabinet d'expertise-comptable en ligne. Avant eux, TeamSystems (ACD) a racheté Compta Clémentine." His most liked accounting post of the year: 1,972 likes and 105 comments. Read it

Where do these cards come from? We computed every figure on this page from public posts with MagicPost's LinkedIn analytics: median engagement per theme, share of feed, theme premiums and trajectories, across 131 accounting creators and 5,838 accounting posts. It works on your profile too, including a side-by-side with anyone on this list.

Which accounting creators just missed the top 20?

Five names sit right behind the cut, all within 9 likes of number twenty:

Nicolas Boucher holds 1.3 million followers and published 1,186 posts in 12 months, more than three a day, so his 65 accounting posts are only 5% of his feed. He misses the median cut by 8 likes, yet ranks fourth on total accounting likes below.

Yenaa Messaoudi, at #21, carries the widest theme premium among the top 25: her accounting posts earn 168% more than her overall median.

Which LinkedIn accounting creators have the highest engagement rate?

Raw likes flatter the largest followings, so divide by reach: engagement rate on accounting posts, median likes divided by followers (20k followers and over). Here the order barely moves:

All five also sit in the top 20, with Arthur Waller first in both the efficiency cut and the main ranking.

Two smaller accounts do better still but fall under the 20k floor of this table: Mohamed Chilah (1.26%) and Fanny Rozes (1.02%). For how accounting compares with other subjects, see our study of LinkedIn engagement rate by topic.

Which accounting creators get the most total likes on LinkedIn?

One more cut counts the total likes on accounting posts over 12 months, where frequent posters gain ground:

Arthur Waller leads with 22 posts. Jonathan Plateau needs 135 to land second and Nicolas Piatkowski 76 for third, while Julie Laniaud reaches fifth on just 18.

Two names come from outside the top 20: Nicolas Boucher, #24 by median, and Chris Reilly, who publishes often enough (102 accounting posts) to rank sixth on total.

Which LinkedIn accounting creator gets the most comments per post?

This cut divides comments by likes. Among creators with 100+ median likes, the record in our accounting pool belongs to Jason Staats (#9): 31 median comments against 105 median likes, about one comment for every three likes.

The typical top-20 creator gets one comment for every 7 likes. Erica Goode (#7) and Wouter Born (#3) complete the podium.

Are the top LinkedIn accounting creators full-time accounting voices?

Mostly not. Of the 131 creators who post accounting consistently, only 15 give it at least half their feed.

The top 20 splits the same way: residents like Arthur Waller (79%), Alexis Slama and Nicolas Piatkowski (63% each) and Jonathan Plateau (51%), next to tourists like Wouter Born (8%) and Ben Wilson (15%).

The tourists collect the premium. The six biggest accounting premiums in this top 20 all go to creators for whom accounting is under 40% of the feed:

• Josh Aharonoff: +127%

• Erica Goode: +94%

• Wouter Born: +89%

• Julie Laniaud: +53%

• Ben Wilson: +50%

• Jason Staats: +36%

All four residents sit between -6% and +14%. And eight of the twenty earn less on accounting than on their other posts, Régis Meyer most of all (-20%).

Geographically, the top 20 is strongly French: 11 of the 20 are based in France, against 4 in the United States, 3 in the United Kingdom and one each in Spain and Belgium.

The French best posts follow their market: accounting firms bought by software and fintech companies (Arthur Waller, Alexis Slama) and the e-invoicing reform (Maxime Digue). Country by country rankings: France, the UK, the United States, the full series.

For the money side of the profession, see our ranking of the top LinkedIn finance creators. And if showing up in these creators' comment sections is part of your plan, an engagement feed keeps it to a five-minute daily habit.

How we ranked the top LinkedIn accounting creators

All of this is MagicPost's own research. We went through 5,838 accounting posts from the last 12 months and ranked 131 creators by median likes on their accounting posts.

Only creators with at least one post in the last 60 days are ranked. The method:

• Floors: at least 5,000 followers and 10 accounting posts in the window; deleted posts excluded.

• Median rather than average: no single viral post can buy a place.

• Accounting posts only: each post gets a theme from our own classification, and only those posts count.

• Accounting posts analyzed: the posts our dataset holds per creator, sometimes fewer than they published.

• Per creator: share of feed, premium over their own median, yearly trajectories, engagement rate and comment ratio.

Most top-20 medians rest on 12 to 29 accounting posts, so a few posts can move the lower ranks. Rankings refresh as the data does. No placement here was sponsored; every rank comes straight from the median.

Study them, then study yourself. With MagicPost you can analyze any accounting creator the way we just did (median engagement by theme, share of feed, premiums, trajectory) and benchmark your own profile against the pool. The data on this page is the product.