Your record company accounts on one frequency, so the letter is normally the same on every statement you receive. A record company that accounts quarterly gives you four statements a year, named Q1 to Q4.
What the name doesn’t tell you
The name is the period the figures were accounted in, not the month each stream or sale happened. Stores report to your record company after the fact, so a period usually contains sales that were played or bought earlier. If you need to know which sales went into a period, ask your record company.Why the order can look wrong
Periods are listed newest first, in the order your record company created them rather than by name. If they go back and run an older period after a newer one, it appears at the top of your list.Next steps
- See what the figure beside each period means in Which amount is shown next to each statement?.