Hi,
I have seen a couple of threads regarding this, but nothing that specifically does what I need, hoping someone can assist!
I need to work out monthly commission on cumulative banked earnings based on the following percentages:
£0 - £100,000 is 12%
£100,001 - £150,000 is 15%
£150,001 - £250,000 is 18%
£250,000 + is 21%
The thing i'm struggling with, is that if the earnings for the month cross over a threshold into the next banding, part of the commission will be paid on the lower percentage and the other part on the higher percentage - is there a way around this?
For instance - If my total earning for December was £20,000 which took my yearly banked earning to £156,000, then £14,000 would be paid at 15% and £6000 at 18%.
I'm hopeful there is a workaround for this as manually calculating it is causing a headache!
Thanks in advance
I have seen a couple of threads regarding this, but nothing that specifically does what I need, hoping someone can assist!
I need to work out monthly commission on cumulative banked earnings based on the following percentages:
£0 - £100,000 is 12%
£100,001 - £150,000 is 15%
£150,001 - £250,000 is 18%
£250,000 + is 21%
The thing i'm struggling with, is that if the earnings for the month cross over a threshold into the next banding, part of the commission will be paid on the lower percentage and the other part on the higher percentage - is there a way around this?
For instance - If my total earning for December was £20,000 which took my yearly banked earning to £156,000, then £14,000 would be paid at 15% and £6000 at 18%.
I'm hopeful there is a workaround for this as manually calculating it is causing a headache!
Thanks in advance
