commission-based fee
[kəˈmɪʃən-ˈbeɪst fiː]
nounpl: commission-based fees
taxa baseada em comissão
1. A fee or payment structure where compensation is calculated as a percentage of sales, transactions, or services rendered rather than a fixed amount
The real estate agent works on a commission-based fee of 5% of the property sale price.
O agente imobiliário trabalha com uma taxa baseada em comissão de 5% do preço de venda do imóvel.
2. A compensation model commonly used in sales, finance, and service industries where earnings directly depend on performance or volume
Investment advisors often charge a commission-based fee rather than a flat hourly rate.
Consultores de investimento frequentemente cobram uma taxa baseada em comissão em vez de uma tarifa por hora fixa.
Commission-based fees are extremely prevalent in North American and Brazilian business environments, particularly in real estate, insurance, finance, and retail sectors. In Brazil, this model is common but regulations have increased scrutiny on transparency. In the USA, commission-based compensation is a hallmark of aggressive sales cultures, especially in finance and real estate. The term reflects a performance-driven market philosophy where earnings are directly tied to results.
NYC Slang
commission-based hustle; piece of the action
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