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What do I owe? How's your maths?

  • 30-08-2012 10:55pm
    #1
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 124 ✭✭


    I feel a little bit embarrassed asking this but here it goes...and apologies if it's in the incorrect forum...

    I (Person A) have my own company and work with (Person B) in my business. We share everything 50 - 50. However, lets just say maths was never my strong point! If an invoice is paid into my bank account then Person B just invoices me for 50%. However, Person B also gets work in through his company and I invoice him for 50%. We've both done a few jobs recently but I'm just a little confused as to what I owe Person B. Here are the figures...

    Person A was recently paid (through my company):
    1. €1,987.68 for job A
    2. €1,416.96 for job B

    Person B was recently paid (though his company):
    1. €196.80 for job C
    2. €861.00 for Job D

    Here are some other points:
    • I (Person A) am owed €219 for expenses that I incurred for job B, C and D
    • Person B has paid Person C (a contractor that we both decided to hire) €100 for work carried out.

    So, my question is, what do I (Person A) owe Person B? Apologies if I have confused you. Surely there is an easier way...


Comments

  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 318 ✭✭The___________


    With respect to jobs A+B you owe owe your partner 1,702.32
    Whilst he owes you 528.90 from jobs C+D

    Cancelling these figures out means that you owe him 1,173.42

    Deducting 219 from this figure to cover your expenses and adding on 100 to cover Person's B expenses gives us a grand total of E1,054.42 owed by you to your partner.

    (Invoice is in the post)


  • Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 124 ✭✭Mike_Eile


    With respect to jobs A+B you owe owe your partner 1,702.32
    Whilst he owes you 528.90 from jobs C+D

    Cancelling these figures out means that you owe him 1,173.42

    Deducting 219 from this figure to cover your expenses and adding on 100 to cover Person's B expenses gives us a grand total of E1,054.42 owed by you to your partner.

    (Invoice is in the post)

    Thank you for the response! I appreciate it...


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