To determine who made more commission this month, you would need to compare the sales figures or commission rates of the individuals in question. Review their performance reports or commission statements for the month. If you have specific numbers or names, I can help analyze the data further.
To determine who made more commission, we need to calculate the commission for each salesperson. Salesperson A earned 11% of $67,530, which is $7,428.30. Salesperson B earned 8% of $85,740, which is $6,859.20. Therefore, Salesperson A made more commission this month, totaling $7,428.30.
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If you're talking about Annualized Turnover calculations for Human Resources: 12 month, annualized - turnover # for a month divided by the headcount for the group. Then multiply that by 12/1 (12 equating to the fact that there are 12 months in a year, 1 being the respective month you are in ... the 2nd month would be '2', the 3rd month would be '3', etc). It gets a little more complicated when you get to month '2' of the equation because you'll need the 'Average Turnover #' and the 'Average Headcount' up to that point in time. It's best to think of Annualization as a predicted indicator 12th month performance if all headcount and turnover remain constant, it's like a predictor.
2% of 125,000 is 2,500
45% of 2045.75 is 920.59
To determine who made more commission, we need to calculate the commission for each salesperson. Salesperson A earned 11% of $67,530, which is $7,428.30. Salesperson B earned 8% of $85,740, which is $6,859.20. Therefore, Salesperson A made more commission this month, totaling $7,428.30.
salesperson A and she earned $7428
Commission? No idea, but my mum worked as one for most of my life and she made over $1000 per month
That means by law they have to pay you minimum wage. Say for example $10/hour for 20 hours a week. so you would make 800 per month. What futureshop does is if say that month you make 900 in sales commission, then they pay you 900 opposed to the 800. Now if you made less then 800 in commission that month, they will then pay you the 800 (min wage). But they will start riding you because you aren't making enough commission.
This question is unanswerable. The term commission indicates that the person is paid a percentage of the sales price. The commission they earn each week/month/year, in dollars, will depend on two things - (i) the level at which commission is calculated and (ii) the total sales they have made.
125,000/- per month
This will depend on how many customers you have. The more customers you have the more money you can make each month.
The journal entry for receiving commission is as follows: Cash/Bank [Debit] XXXX Commission[Credit] XXXX
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.
Graduated commission is commission that has a structure that gradually increases as you sell more. You reach certain levels and you can make more money.
Most jobs where a commission is paid as part of their salary or in place of their salary. Normally a commission is paid as a percentage of sales, or as a percentage of income made by the company. The idea behind this is that it acts as an incentive for the employee to get higher sales and therefore, earn more.
Are made... in a given year? month? in film history? Please be more specific.