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Tour weekends, instrument rentals, and one shared tour bus the bassist booked.

Amateur and semi-pro choirs and bands have specific cost patterns: tour costs (hotel, bus, entry to venues), shared instrument rentals (PA system, drum kit, keyboard), member subs, music sheets and licences. The treasurer typically does it all manually. EvenRound cleans it up.

Common scenarios

Tour weekend with shared accommodation

20-person choir on a 3-day tour to Bath. Shared accommodation £80/night per person, tour bus £600 split, post-concert dinners.

PA system rental for the year

Annual PA rental £1,200 paid by treasurer. Split equally across active members.

Sheet music and copyright licences

Annual MCPS-PRS licence £120. Per-show music purchase varies.

Member subs paid monthly

£15/month per member, collected via direct debit or Monzo. Some pay quarterly, some annually.

After-show drinks split among the brave

Some band members go home; some stay for the post-show pint. Split only among attendees.

Recommended setup

Long-running 'organisation' group, GBP/EUR default, equal split for subs and licences, exact for tour costs. Recurring monthly for member subs. Sub-groups for tour attendees.

Sample calculation

16-member band, 3-day tour weekend

Who paidForAmount
TreasurerTour bus (paid)£600
DrummerHotel block (paid)£3,840
SingerGroup dinner Sat night£480
BassistSheet music for tour£90

Settlement

Tour bus + hotel + sheet music equal among 16 members (~£284 each); dinner equal among 14 attendees (~£34 each). Net: most members owe treasurer £290-320, settled via Wise.

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