Yes.
A salesperson earns commission.
The commission rate is the commission earned by the agent or broker who places the policy wit the company.
Commission percentage can be calculated as follows: commission percentage = 120/2400 *100 = 5%
I think it would be thirteen and one third percent
A commission of $2,600 on the sale of a $52,000 house.
He was sentenced to 20 years in prision for the commission of his crime.She was paid a commission of 15% for every item she sold. He had a high approval rating during his commission in office.
If you receive a commission it is counted towards your income. It would be used to calculate your benefits in the same way as a salary or hourly wage. It is still considered earned income and must be reported as such. $100 earned through commission is the same as $100 earned through an hourly wage or salary.
I'd suggest speaking to the branch manager.
1/32 (2400)=$750
The amount of commission earned by a salesman depends on his contract, and the number of sales he makes under that contract. As such, the answer to this question is case specific.
Sales commission is earned for selling a product of the company. If you have done all the hard work by yourself, you should not share the sales commission. However; if someone has helped you to achieve those sales, split the commission according to their input.