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Shared deposit refund split calculator

Split a returned deposit in proportion to two original contributions.

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Your result

Person A refund540
Person B refund360
Person A share60%

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How to calculate

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Shared deposit refund splitA 60/40 contribution ratio splits a 900 refund into 540 and 360. The shares always sum to the entered refund. Concept diagram; not to scale.Shared deposit refund split123Deposit refundreceived900Person Aoriginal…600Person A refund540MyCalCute.com
A 60/40 contribution ratio splits a 900 refund into 540 and 360. The shares always sum to the entered refund. Concept diagram; not to scale.

Split a returned deposit in proportion to two original contributions.

Person A refund = refund*a/(a+b)
Person B refund = refund*b/(a+b)
Person A share = 100*a/(a+b) %

Worked example

  • Deposit refund received: 900
  • Person A original contribution: 600
  • Person B original contribution: 400
  • Person A refund: 540
  • Person B refund: 360
  • Person A share: 60 %

Assumptions and limits

Assumes both people agree to proportional sharing of deductions. It does not allocate responsibility for damage or interpret a rental agreement.

Results are rounded for display; calculations use unrounded values. Read our calculation methodology.

Understanding the result

Split a returned deposit in proportion to two original contributions. A 60/40 contribution ratio splits a 900 refund into 540 and 360. The shares always sum to the entered refund.

When this tool is useful

A 60/40 contribution ratio splits a 900 refund into 540 and 360. The shares always sum to the entered refund.

Understanding your inputs

InputExample
Deposit refund received refund900
Person A original contribution a600
Person B original contribution b400

Frequently asked questions

What does this estimate leave out?

Assumes both people agree to proportional sharing of deductions. It does not allocate responsibility for damage or interpret a rental agreement.

How do I check the example?

Use the stated units and the formula below. Keep full precision until the final answer; change one input at a time to see its effect.