What's my hourly rate?

Hello all,
Could someone give me the steps in SAP to find out what my vendor is charging the customer for my hourly rate? I was told a figure however I would like to confirm. I know the their vendor number however I get a little lost in FK10N (not sure how to find out the Company Code they go under) and I'm not sure if FK10N is even the right place to go.
I understand some will view this as an ethical issue but I see it as an ethical issue if I'm not being told the truth.
Thanks for your help,
Tommy.
Moderator: It is an ethical issue

Search your vendor number by name in FK03
and then the various line items posted in FBL1N for your vendor. Check for all company codes for your vendor number.
Regards,
Gaurav

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