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The 60/40 commission split is a common arrangement in Australian real estate and sales industries where 60% of the commission goes to the sales agent and 40% goes to the broker or agency. This structure helps distribute earnings fairly between the individual agent and the supporting brokerage.
The calculator uses the commission formula:
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Explanation: The calculator takes the total sales amount and automatically splits it according to the standard 60/40 commission structure used in Australia.
Details: Accurate commission calculation is crucial for fair compensation distribution, financial planning, and maintaining transparent business relationships between agents and brokers in the Australian market.
Tips: Enter the total sales amount in Australian dollars. The calculator will automatically compute both the agent's 60% share and the broker's 40% share of the commission.
Q1: Is the 60/40 split standard across all Australian industries?
A: While common in real estate, commission structures can vary by industry and individual agreements. Always check your specific contract terms.
Q2: Are commissions taxable in Australia?
A: Yes, commission income is generally taxable. Agents and brokers should consult with tax professionals for specific advice.
Q3: Can the commission split be negotiated?
A: Yes, commission splits are often negotiable based on experience, performance, and market conditions.
Q4: Does this include GST?
A: Commission amounts may be subject to GST. The calculator shows pre-GST amounts unless otherwise specified in your agreement.
Q5: How often are commissions typically paid?
A: Commission payment schedules vary but are often paid monthly or upon completion of sales transactions.