It’s based on whether the business paid their service fee upfront or deferred.
Also, how fast the documents are submitted to the CPA Firm.

Commissions are 5% of what the business owner pays.
Commissions are 10% of what the business owner pays if required
documents are collected within 7 days.

Let me give you an example.
Business owner get $400K and takes advantage of the discount and pays all service fees upfront: $400K x 18% = $72,000 (this is the fee the business owner pays upfront to the CPA firm).

You would receive $3,600 on the first or 15th of the month after the business owner pays their service fee. If the paperwork is received within the 7 days your commission would double to $7,200.  

If the business owner deferred 100% of the payment: Business owner get $400K and pays the service fee after they receive the check from the government: $400K x 30% = $120,000 (this is the service fee the business owner pays the CPA firm after receiving their check from the government).

You would receive $6,000 on the first or 15th of the month after the business owner pays their service fee. If the paperwork is received within the 7 days your commission would double to $12,000. 

Anytime if the business owner gets all their paperwork to the CPA firm within 7 days after they submit their information on the website form: then your commission above doubles. Then you will have a great pay day. This is wear you can help. If possible, collect the documents from the business owner and upload them in your tracking portal.

Same example as above but the business owner gets $100K then this is how it looks.
$100K, if service fee is 18%, your pay would be $900.
$100K, if service fee is 30%, your pay would be $1,500.

The more the employees the higher your commissions. The max is 500 employees. 
If a business has more than 500 employees, then they will not qualify for the program.

Minimum amount of employees the business owner must have is 5, W2 employees and the maximum amount of employees is 500.