Commission Rate definition

Commission Rate means the percentage an upline Advisor earns on his or her Group’s retail sales. The Commission Rate is determined by the upline Advisor’s Account Balance.

Commission Rate means a commission rate which is calculated as being equivalent to:

Commission Rate means the percentage rate of Commission either as set forth in the applicable Service Terms, or as otherwise specified in your Viator Partner Program Account.

Examples of Commission Rate in a sentence

• Example: Total Controllable Revenue $400,000 Total Compensation $ 40,000 Base Commission Rate = $40,000/$400,000 = 10% Thus, a sales representative will earn a 10% commission for each dollar of controllable revenue sold.

More Definitions of Commission Rate

Commission Rate means the percentage commission determined by DCL from time to time in its sole discretion, based primarily on the following Agency Revenue levels. The Commission Rate applies only to Cruise Revenue.

Commission Rate means the amount specified adjacent to the heading “Commission”, under the heading “Insurance Product Terms” in the Order Form, on a blended basis.

Commission Rate means the rates specified as such in Annex A to Schedule 3 (Charging Structure);

Commission Rate means the percentage constituting the basis of the commission calculation.

Commission Rate means the percentage of the annual Net Premium that will form the Commission;

Commission Rate means thirty two point five per cent (32.5%) of the Margin, per annum.

Commission Rate means the rate of commission on sale of Vouchers for Network set out on Schedule A;