Arhat Fee (Commission Charge)·آڑھت فیس
Roman Urdu: Adhat Fee / Arhat Fee
The arhat fee is the actual rupee amount an adhati earns as commission on a sale — the arhat rate (a percentage, typically 1.5%–2.5%) applied to the gross lot value. It is important to separate the rate (arhat %) from the fee (the computed PKR figure). In the kacha-arhti model the fee is charged to the farmer-seller's side and shown as a line item on the parchi.
Example usage
Example: Arhat Fee (Commission Charge) is shown as a separate line on the parchi so the farmer, buyer, and munshi can see the final settlement clearly.
Frequently asked: Arhat Fee (Commission Charge)
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Related terms
Arhat (Commission)·آڑھت
The percentage commission an adhati charges on the sale value of every lot — typically 1.5% to 2.5% …
Market Committee Fee·مارکیٹ کمیٹی فیس
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Kacha vs Pakka Arhti·کچا اور پکا آڑھتی
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