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Asked: May 12, 20262026-05-12T23:38:36+00:00 2026-05-12T23:38:36+00:00

I’m trying to write a function that can calculate revenue at different tiered levels…

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I’m trying to write a function that can calculate revenue at different tiered levels… For example you sell $10000 worth of widgets. Any earnings from $1 – $999 we take 50%, $1000 – $4999 we take 25%, $5000 – $9999 we take 10%, $10000 – $19999 5%.

The percentage is not taken based on the final value. So if you earned $10000 you don’t just fall into the 10% column. Your first $1000 is subject to 50%, the next $5000 25%, the next $4000 10%.

Thanks in advance.

**Final working code. Thanks for the help!

    $input = 10000;

    $tiers = array('1000' => .5, '5000' => .25, '10000' => .1, '20000' => .05, '22000' => .01);

    $accounted_for = 0;
    $total_share = 0;

    $tier = each($tiers);
    while($accounted_for < $input) {

        $cutoff = $tier[0];
        $percent = $tier[1];

        $level = (min($cutoff, $input) - $accounted_for) * $percent;

        $total_share += $level;

        $accounted_for = $cutoff;

        $tier = each($tiers);
    }

    return $total_share;
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    2026-05-12T23:38:37+00:00Added an answer on May 12, 2026 at 11:38 pm

    Since you haven’t specified a language, here’s some pseudocode:

    input = 99999
    
    tiers = [list of (%,cutoff) tuples]
    
    accounted_for = 0
    total_share = 0
    
    while accounted_for is less than input:
        percent,cutoff = next element of tiers
        total_share += (min(cutoff,input) - accounted_for) * percent
        accounted_for = cutoff
    
    return total_share
    
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