If you have introduced one or more Business Owner branches, your retail profit increases, because the eV generated by your branch network moves you up to a higher % profit.

Say you got a friend, A to become a Business Owner. And A got his friends too to set up branches of their own. Suppose the eV generated for the month are as follows:

Your personal branch	=	5,000 eV
A's business network	=	40,000 eV
Your Business Network	=	45,000 eV

You now earn 28% retail profit (instead of 22%),
and your Retail Profit becomes 28% x 5,000 eV =	US $1,400.00

How You Earn a Branch Override

With branches, you also start to earn a % override of your branches' eV. The override percentage equals the difference between your Profit % and theirs. In the above example, because your Profit % is now 28%, whereas A's Profit % is 27% (at 40,000 eV), you earn a 1% override on A's eV, i.e.,

you earn 1% x 40,000 eV =

US $ 400.00

Every month, you earn a Branch Performance Incentive for each Business Owner Branch you introduced that exceeds 500 eV turnover, including your personal branch but excluding the highest eV branch.

In the same example above, since A is the higher of the two branches, you earn a Performance Incentive for your branch only: