How Do I Read My Earnings Statement?

How Do I Read My Earnings Statement?

How Do I Read My Earnings Statement?

Your earnings statement provides a breakdown of your earnings and any deductions for the pay period.

Typical items you may see include:

  • Gross service revenue
  • Technology fee
  • Administrative fee (if applicable)
  • Other authorized deductions (if applicable)
  • Net amount paid

If you have questions about a specific item on your earnings statement, please contact support.


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