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A commission may be paid in addition to a salary or instead of a salary. The Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA) does not require the payment of commissions. A fact sheet regarding commissions is available from the Wage and Hour Divisions website. Read the federal statute on this topic.
Include a bonus in your regular payroll run (The aggregate method). When using the aggregate withholding method, bonuses should be paid through payroll. This means including them alongside your employees regular wages but clearly indicating them.
Commission is so much better than a salary. You can earn far more money by working on commission, and youll also have that much more job satisfaction at the end of the month. The only catch -- its not for the lazy! If you want to see big figures rolling in, then youd better be prepared to put the hard work in.
What does it mean to be commission-based? Commission-based jobs base an employees income on a percentage (or, in some cases, a flat rate) of goods or services sold. Many employees who are part of a sales department will more likely than not be on commission-based pay, though the pay tiers and structures do differ.
Commission and bonuses are payments made on top of basic wages and salaries. Commission is generally based on the performance of an individual or team and are commonly applied to salespeople, whereas a bonus is more likely to be linked to the performance of your business over a certain period of time.
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There are several reasons to do a separate payroll run for bonus checks (bonus run) instead of including the bonus on a regular check run. In a bonus run, you can: Control the tax treatment of a bonus or the withholding of retirement account deductions.
Sales representatives may earn bonuses that vary depending on individual or team performance. Bonuses also might be represented by a percentage or flat amount. By contrast, commission pay is rewarded to salespeople based on the number of sales they make. A commission is directly tied to sales; bonus pay is not.
How Commission is Taxed as an Independent Contractor. For independent contractors, commission income isnt taxed differently than your regular income. Your total earned incomeincluding commission incomeis subject to a 15.3% self-employment tax.

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