Why it differs from your statement
Your statement shows a Closing balance, which is what you were owed at the end of that accounting period. The payable balance is today’s figure and includes anything that has happened since. If your record company has paid you since the period closed, the payable balance is lower.If you see more than one amount
Each currency is shown on its own line. Currencies aren’t added together, so a payee earning in both EUR and USD sees two figures, each with what’s owed in that currency. A dash means there’s nothing outstanding to show yet.Next steps
- See the period-by-period picture in Statements.