MichelleT
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Commission Rate on Orders Placed Before 8/1/2003
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Discussion Overview
This thread discusses the commission rate for orders placed before August 1, 2003, and the related tax rate considerations for shows. Participants share their experiences with entering commission rates and tax information in the Pampered Chef system.
Discussion Character
- Anecdotal
- Technical explanation
Main Points Raised
- One participant mentions needing to enter a commission rate of 20% for orders placed before the specified date.
- Another participant seeks clarification on whether to enter the commission rate manually or if it is done automatically by the system.
- One participant shares their experience of entering both commission and fundraiser rates, emphasizing the importance of having correct tax information before entering shows.
- Several users discuss the variability of tax rates based on location, noting that tax rates may differ between counties and states.
- One participant explains that the tax rate is determined by the shipping address of the order, highlighting the difference between city and county tax rates.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Views differ on the specifics of entering commission rates and tax information, with no clear consensus emerging on the best practices for these entries.
Contextual Notes
Participants are sharing personal experiences related to using the Pampered Chef system for entering commission and tax information, with a focus on historical orders and varying tax rates.
Who May Find This Useful
Consultants who are navigating the commission and tax entry process in the Pampered Chef system may find the shared experiences helpful.
MichelleT
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Sorry.....I should have copied what it said before. It says
For shows entered prior to August 1, 2003, enter rates as percentages. For example, a rate of 20% would be entered as 20.00
So under that, do I put the 20%? or will PP do it automatically? Sorry, I'm computer illiterate. And want to make sure that I do it absolutly correct.
For shows entered prior to August 1, 2003, enter rates as percentages. For example, a rate of 20% would be entered as 20.00
So under that, do I put the 20%? or will PP do it automatically? Sorry, I'm computer illiterate. And want to make sure that I do it absolutly correct.
DZmom
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Put 20.000 in Commission Rate and 15.000 in Fundraiser Rate.
Also make certain that your Tax Rate Info is correct BEFORE you enter your first show. Otherwise your totals will be off. I didn't have my tax stuff right and my first show took me forever to balance because my hand figures were different from the PP figures.
Also make certain that your Tax Rate Info is correct BEFORE you enter your first show. Otherwise your totals will be off. I didn't have my tax stuff right and my first show took me forever to balance because my hand figures were different from the PP figures.
MichelleT
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chefjulie_sc
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Quick Tip on Tax infoQuick tip on tax info. If you hold a show somewhere other than your state or county...check the tax info on Consultant's Corner with the host zip code.
Tax may be different than what it is according to your zip code...for example, the state of SC's tax is 5%, but the county that I live in it's 6%, so if I hold shows in other counties, I have to change my tax rates on my show info in PP. Also be sure to check the food tax as well, some places don't require it and others do. Again, our tax is 6% on products and 5% on food.
Tax may be different than what it is according to your zip code...for example, the state of SC's tax is 5%, but the county that I live in it's 6%, so if I hold shows in other counties, I have to change my tax rates on my show info in PP. Also be sure to check the food tax as well, some places don't require it and others do. Again, our tax is 6% on products and 5% on food.
MichelleT
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MichelleT
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Shawnna
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The tax rate is based on the shipping address for the show/order. The website pulls my tax rate as 8% based on my zip code, but I live outside the city limits, so I do not have to pay city sales tax, so my actual rate is 6%. So, if your actual physical shipping address is in MidWest City, you would use that rate, not the OKC rate. Make sense?
Shawnna
Shawnna
Frequently Asked Questions
What was the commission rate on orders placed before 8/1/2003?
The commission rate on orders placed before 8/1/2003 was typically set at a standard percentage, which varied based on the consultant's sales volume and tenure within the company. Specific rates may have been subject to change based on company policies at that time.
How did the commission structure change after 8/1/2003?
After 8/1/2003, Pampered Chef revised its commission structure, often introducing new tiers and incentives for consultants based on their performance and sales achievements. This aimed to enhance earnings potential for consultants.
Are commissions on orders placed before 8/1/2003 still valid for consultants?
Yes, commissions on orders placed before 8/1/2003 are still valid for consultants. Consultants are typically compensated for sales made during their active period, regardless of the commission structure changes that occurred afterward.
How can consultants track their commissions from orders placed before 8/1/2003?
Consultants can track their commissions from orders placed before 8/1/2003 through their consultant portal or by reviewing their sales reports. Historical sales data should be accessible, allowing them to see past commissions earned.
What should consultants do if they have questions about their commissions from that period?
If consultants have questions about their commissions from orders placed before 8/1/2003, they should reach out to Pampered Chef's support team or their upline for clarification. They can provide specific details and assistance regarding commission calculations and policies.
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