Hi all, this sounds pretty simple, but I am having a tough time with it.
I have to pay rent based on revenue. The percentages are as follows:
6% of revenue up to $1M
8% of revenue from $1M-$2M
10% of revenue from $2+
I have to pay rent monthly, but the percentages are based on a cumulative revenue. So, if my yearly cumulative revenue is $1.5M in July, I would pay 6% on the first million, then 8% on the $500K. But I can't seem to figure out how to get this work out into a monthly rent number.
So, if my revenue in July alone is $100,000, I'd pay a monthly rent of $6,000 (6%), but if that revenue pushes me over $1M, by say $20K, I would need to pay 8% on just that $20K and continue for the entire year.
Help!
I have to pay rent based on revenue. The percentages are as follows:
6% of revenue up to $1M
8% of revenue from $1M-$2M
10% of revenue from $2+
I have to pay rent monthly, but the percentages are based on a cumulative revenue. So, if my yearly cumulative revenue is $1.5M in July, I would pay 6% on the first million, then 8% on the $500K. But I can't seem to figure out how to get this work out into a monthly rent number.
So, if my revenue in July alone is $100,000, I'd pay a monthly rent of $6,000 (6%), but if that revenue pushes me over $1M, by say $20K, I would need to pay 8% on just that $20K and continue for the entire year.
Help!