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First, you receive profit from sales of products to consumers. When you are
paid by the consumer you earn the difference between the price you paid
(Distributor Price) and the price the consumer pays you (Suggested Retail or
whatever you elect to charge). If you elect to follow the Amway’s Suggested
Retail Price, your retail profit will average 30% of the Distributor Price before
tax. The suggested retail margin can be higher or lower on individual
products. Please note that retail profit is calculated before calculating any
tax.
2. Performance Incentive based on Product Purchases
1. A “Personal Discount”
the Performance Incentive percentage (determined by your personal
group PV) applied to the Business Volume of your personal
purchases for the month.
2. A “Differential Commission”
the difference between your performance Incentive and the Incentive
percentages of your personally-sponsored IBOs, (the latter based on the
purchases of your sponsored IBOs during that month) applied to the BV
of your group’s purchases.
If your group monthly PV is: The Performance Incentive generated is:
7,000 PV 18%
4,000 PV 15%
2,400 PV 12%
1,200 PV 9%
600 PV 6%
200 PV 3%
How to compute your Point Value (PV) & Business Volume (BV)?
Example No.1
Your You
sponsor
Accumulated
211.08 PV
Explanation in Example No.1
Let us assume that your business reaches 211.08 PV first month. Retail profit
margin will average 30% of the Distributor Price before tax; in this example,
2,256.90. In addition to the retail profit margin, 211.08 entitles you to a
Performance Incentive is based solely on your own product purchases in this
example, the entire amount will be a discount. On 7,523 BV, the discount will be
213.84.
With a monthly total of 211.08 PV, your business gross amount will be:
You
211.08PV
You
211.08PV
(Grp.PV
1,899.72)