Sales, Compensation, and Reporting FAQs

Why is my sales report different than my compensation report?

Compensation is paid 90 days after the month in which the sale occurred. For example, sales in August will be visible in your December compensation. 

If you are comparing annual sales and compensation, the values will be different because the periods are different. For example, sales from January 2025 - December 2025 are paid in May 2026 - April 2026. Your compensation and sales reports will never match exactly for the same period because of the 90-day delay in payment. You can find more information about payment schedules here.

Why are you charging me for returns?

Returns are deducted from your compensation or may be invoiced to you directly if there is not enough unpaid compensation to cover the costs of returns. You can find more information about returns here. 

I am filing my taxes and need a 1099. Where can I get one?

We do not provide a 1099, as compensation payments are not subject to reporting on Form 1099 MISC. Instead, you can run a compensation report.