These Basic Business Agreements are essential templates designed to help you formalize and streamline your business operations. Each template is crafted to cover the fundamental aspects of typical business transactions, providing a solid foundation for your agreements. These templates include:

• Independent Contractor Agreement: Outlines the terms between a business and an independent contractor, detailing the scope of work, payment terms, and responsibilities.

• Operating Agreement: Establishes the management structure and operating procedures for an LLC, including member roles, contributions, and profit distribution.

• Employment Agreement: Defines the terms of employment between a company and an employee, covering job duties, compensation, benefits, and termination provisions.

• Non-Disclosure Agreement (NDA): Protects confidential information shared between parties, ensuring it is not disclosed to unauthorized individuals.

• Partnership Agreement: Governs the relationship between business partners, including capital contributions, profit sharing, management duties, and dispute resolution.

• Sales Agreement: Specifies the terms and conditions of a sale of goods or services, including pricing, delivery, and warranties.

• Service Agreement: Details the terms under which one party provides services to another, including scope, payment, and performance expectations.

Disclaimer*

• These templates are designed as basic frameworks to assist in drafting common business agreements.

• Each template requires customization to fit the specific details and requirements of your business.

• These templates are not a substitute for professional legal advice.

• Always consult with a qualified attorney to review and adapt these agreements to ensure they comply with applicable laws and adequately protect your interests.

• The use of these templates does not establish any attorney-client relationship between you and the provider of these templates.

By utilizing these templates, you acknowledge and agree that it is your responsibility to ensure they meet the legal standards and specific needs of your business.