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Is It 15% of the Commissionable Sales?

In summary, the article discusses the common query regarding whether a specific percentage, 15%, is the standard for commissionable sales in various industries. It explores factors influencing commission rates, including company policies, market trends, and the nature of sales roles, highlighting that while 15% may be prevalent, actual rates can vary widely based on individual agreements and performance metrics.
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Just trying to figure it out quickly to let my chairperson know where they're at. Thanks!
 
FR flyer says... "Percentages are based on total guest sales before tax and shipping". So it is ALL of the guest sales, not just commissionable sales. But don't forget, they get the 15% only after the guest sales go over $600. Otherwise, it is 10%.
 
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katie0128 said:
FR flyer says... "Percentages are based on total guest sales before tax and shipping". So it is ALL of the guest sales, not just commissionable sales. But don't forget, they get the 15% only after the guest sales go over $600. Otherwise, it is 10%.
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Yup, they're at $1894.50 commissionable. :)
 

Related to Is It 15% of the Commissionable Sales?

1. What does "15% of the Commissionable Sales" mean?

"15% of the Commissionable Sales" refers to the percentage of sales that is eligible for commission. This means that for every sale made, 15% of the total revenue will be allocated for commission.

2. How is the commissionable sales percentage calculated?

The commissionable sales percentage is calculated by dividing the total commissionable sales by the total revenue. This will give you the percentage that can be used for commission.

3. Can the commissionable sales percentage change?

Yes, the commissionable sales percentage can change depending on the policies or agreements set by the company. It is important to regularly review and communicate any changes to ensure transparency and understanding.

4. Why is it important to know the commissionable sales percentage?

Knowing the commissionable sales percentage allows for accurate calculation of commission for sales representatives. It also helps in setting sales targets and goals, as well as analyzing the effectiveness of sales strategies.

5. Is there a standard commissionable sales percentage?

No, there is no standard commissionable sales percentage as it varies depending on the industry, company policies, and individual agreements. It is important to consult with the company's policies and sales representatives to determine a fair and reasonable percentage.

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