I would ask your broker that question.

You need to read your contract fine print where all fees and deductions are mentioned in addition to your split.  

You should have a contract, and if your commission is not what is in your contract, you can bring it to their attention, sue them or contact state re commission. 

Never happens at 0% Split. 

First, you should have a conversation with your broker.  If that conversation does not provide with you a satisfactory answer, it's likely time to move to another brokerage and seek qualified legal advice.  

Without more details, it's hard to provide insight, but the first thing to do would be to read the contract, and then follow-up with broker directly.

If I knew that was the case, I would confront them, and then find another broker to work under asap.

Need to confront the situation, if you don't have an open line of communication re think who you are affiliated with

Exactly whatBob Crane & Troy Erickson said - that is unacceptable!

First talk with them and make sure that you are not mistaken, if you cannot come to an agreement then move on to another broker.

FLEE !!!!!

That would be a rare occurence. You should have something in writing before going to a brokerage.

Get out your calculator & get in their office. Find out what's up.

File a complaint and potentially take the broker to court.  (And, then find a new broker.)

In 25 years that has never happened. Speak with your broker.

Bring your written agreement to the attention of the broker.

That is something you talk to the broker and sort it out, isn't it?

Do NOT cash the check, but bring the error to their attention, in writing.  May be a simple error by the person cutting the check, or you did not carefully read your contract and may have it wrong.  Or, they may not have read the contract properly .  Either way, refer to your contract a proceed accordingly.  Good luck!

I tip him....

go back to written agreement

Speak with your broker. You may be missing something when doing your calculation. Brokers are not out there to cheat you out of your earned fees.

Set up a time to discuss with your broker the reason. If your not happy..move on!

Meet with him/her and find out what the problem is. If you don't get the right answer, move on.

You need to discussed with your broker.

Maybe you could start by talking to them instead of posting an anonymous question on a board? It could be an honest mistake from the Broker or the accountant. If they refuse to fix it, give them a written demand. If that doesn't work, hire an attorney.

that's a problem to be resolved by an attorney....haul is butt to court.... but you must have an agreement in writing.... not he said, she said....

It may simply be an administrative or clerical error when the profile was setup.  Errors do occur in accounting, payroll and commission processing.  Have you spoken to your broker?

Talk to your Broker. Maybe it was an honest mistake, but if not, it's time to get to the bottom of it and get what your ICA Agreement states. 

If it's more than expected stay, if less, move on. It's never more!

I do not know.

Problems in river city,  look for a new broker.  My first broker was gone 

I would schedule a meeting and have him or her explain the numbers. If you are still unsatisfied, it is time for a move.

If there is a mistake on your check, you need to ask about it and make sure it is corrected.  But make sure you are confident in your contract with the brokerage. 

Check that contract to see what your split is and what fees are supposed to be taken out.  Compare that to the accounting you were (hopefully) given with the check.  If something is wrong, just like in the corporate world, go to the boss and politely ask for clarification.  If it's an error on their part, they should correct it.

That seems like an odd situation to me.

Sue her in a court of law.

Find a new broker

It should be in writing and without any misunderstandings.

I agree with others - check your agreement and talk with your broker and then possibly find another brokerage.  How is it incorrect and how many times has it happened?

This is on the same level as a blood transfusion....Don't mess with this

Not an issue for me but check your contract and discuss wtih broker if needed

You should be receiving what is in your contract.  If not it is time to have a meeting with the broker.  If there is no  communication agreement then it is time to move on.

Do you have a written Independent Contractor agreement? Start there!

That's a question for your broker - there should be recourse for you depending on your state

I guess this happens. In all my years I have not heard of such a complaint. I would study your contract. I would ask for a break down of the commission. If not satisfied I would leave. 

You can sue them in court, and get a new Broker

Start strategically planing your departure, but don't announce it. Compensation is the MOST IMPORTANT role of the broker. There is no excuse for failing in the one aspect they MUST do.

Separate from any shared resources and place all contacts into your  privately owned database.

Even if your current broker makes is right, you still need to leave.

Review the contract you signed with the broker and bring the violation to the brokers attention.

DO NOT TAKE LEGAL OR AUTHORITATIVE ACTION until you have separated. If you do take action before  separation you are very, very vulnerable. 

If it is proven you are RIGHT, be aware, nothing changes behavior like the assurance of exposure. But brokers don't like that. The good ones and the bad ones don't like the laundry being aired. So he/she will threaten to sue you if you breath a word of their transgression to anyone.

Proceed with corrective action with  caution, but leave is what you must do.

Communication is key, what did you agree to when you signed on?

Michael Jacobs nailed this one!