FREE 10+ Commission Receipt Samples [ Charity, Brokerage, Real Estate ]

A commission receipt is a document given to any individual as proof of profit of a sales activity or profit from a business deal signifying the amount of money that a salesman should be receiving upon closing a business or a  dealership agreement. The amount of the commission depends on a defined percentage of the profit of a business undertaking or flat rate regardless of the sales amount. With its foregoing definition, a commission receipt is proof of the payment of a commissioner or salesperson for representing a business on any of its profit-making activities that produce income for that business. It can also be related to a sales commission agreement or a commission contract which have the same function of proof of a commission activity. 

If you are new to sales and don’t know what goes in and how to go about making a commission receipt, you can download our free Commission Receipt Samples to help you in making one. 

10+ Commission Receipt Samples

1. Real Estate Commission Receipt Template

2. Tax Commission Receipt

3. Athletic Commission Report Receipt

4. Commission Policy Receipt

5. Enterprise Commission Acknowledgment Receipt

6. Ethics Commission Summary Receipt

7. Human Resources Commission Receipt

8. Securities Commission Receipt

9. Commission Meeting Business Tax Receipt

10. Commission Return Request Receipt

11. Agency Commission Receipt

How to Write a Commission Receipt

How do you make your own commission receipt? If existing commission receipt formats don’t fit the presentation that you want to achieve, here are the important parts of a commission receipt that should not be forgotten in making one.

1. Full name of the billing organization or individual

The first detail that must be included in the commission receipt is the full or formal name of the salesperson or the institution that represented another organization in the sales activity. Organizations pertain to business entities that benefited from the sales generated by the sales representatives. The sales agent generating the receipt must formally state his or her full name and designation, the company he is connected with or representing, business address, business number, and email address. 

2. Indicate the receipt reference number and its date of execution

Don’t forget to include the reference number of the receipt for official tracking. Also, the date of execution is also indicated in the first part of the receipt. The execution date is best to be followed and be informed to the obliged party to avoid possible fines if any or applicable to the nature of the agreement. 

 To track the receipt more effectively and with less hassle, a sales tracking document is sometimes created for the issuer’s keep. 

3. Definition of the receiving party’s business nature

The receiving business of the commission receipt must be clearly defined in terms of their nature as an entity. To do this, relevant information about the paying party is mentioned such as its full name and brief company description. This includes the recipient’s address, such as the street address, city, state, country, and zip code. 

4. Documentation of commissioned transaction

This part of the receipt discusses each commissioned transaction that requires payment made by the sales agent. Included in the payment description are the individual rates and the exact amount applicable to each transaction. The end of this part is the total amount applicable to the transaction. Sales agents sometimes make a separate financial transaction record to manage their commissioned sales more effectively. 

5. Impose terms and conditions of the sales transaction payments

Payment due is indicated on the receipt to remind the recipient of the deadline of the payment of the sales transactions made by the sales agent. This is simply the number of days that the recipient can pay the expected whole or a part of the total amount of commission upon receiving the receipt. There should also be a part of the receipt where the recipient can put the received date to help both parties make the countdown of payment.

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