Formulas are used for every calculation required in AF360. They control Commissions, Buyer's Premiums, Tax Rates, Buyer Lot Charges, and Sales Person Commissions.
Commissions are defined by the software as the profit made by the auctioneer from the seller. This is commonly designated as a percentage but can also be set as a flat dollar amount, a sliding scale, or an incremental scale.
A Buyer's Premium is defined by the software as an additional fee charged to the buyer on top of the winning high bid and taxes. This is commonly designated as a percentage but can also be setup as a flat dollar amount or a sliding scale.
The software uses formulas to apply taxes to the buyer and/or the seller. These are commonly applied as a flat percentage but can also be set on a sliding scale. The software can also apply tax to sellers and accommodate any GST/HST needs.
A buyer lot charge is referred to as an additional cost that is applied to the winning bidder of an item. This can be applied as a flat percentage or more commonly a flat dollar amount.
A sales person commission is defined as a commission given to an employee or other individual who was responsible for bringing a seller to you. When that seller's items sell at auction, the sales person can be given a percentage of that item's sales as payment.