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Versus, door and bonus deals: how settlement works
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What a club deal pays the artist as the club fills up, where the promoter breaks even, and what artist tax comes off. Change a figure and the table follows.
The figures are examples and nothing is stored. This is not tax advice.
| Tickets | Net box office | After costs | Artist fee | Artist tax | To the artist | Promoter result |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 225 25% of capacity | €3,983 | €0 | €2,000 Guarantee | −€3,018 | ||
| 450 50% of capacity | €7,965 | €2,965 | €2,076 Door share | +€890 | ||
| 675 75% of capacity | €11,948 | €6,948 | €4,863 Door share | +€2,084 | ||
| 810 90% of capacity | €14,337 | €9,337 | €6,536 Door share | +€2,801 | ||
| 900 100% of capacity | €15,930 | €10,930 | €7,651 Door share | +€3,279 | ||
| of capacity |
Worked out in cents, shown in whole euros. Costs outside the agreed list, bar income and fees to the ticketing company are not part of it.
Tickets sold times the ticket price.
The ticket price without its VAT, rounded to the cent (€17.70 from €20 at 13%), times the tickets.
The net box office minus the agreed costs, never below zero. Door shares are taken from this.
Flat: the guarantee. Versus: the guarantee or the door share, whichever is higher. Door deal: the door share. Plus bonus: the guarantee, and the bonus from the threshold.
The net box office minus the agreed costs and the artist fee. The break-even is the attendance from which it stays at zero or above.
The rate of the country times the artist fee, withheld by the promoter.
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