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Service Agreement (Corporation to Corporation)

A service agreement is an agreement between a contractor, in this case a corporation, that will provide services, and a principal. These services may vary wildly, ranging from such things as financial services to cleaning services. A written service agreement is helpful because it provides the terms and conditions of the arrangement, such as:

• What is involved in the project?
• How much will the contractor get paid?
• How will the arrangement end?
• When should the project be completed?
• How confidential information will be treated?

This form includes provisions, including:

• Interpretations
• Performance of Services
• Remuneration for Services
• Confidentiality
• Intellectual Property
• Information, Audit, Inspection
• Liability
• Term and Termination

See form: Service Agreement (Corporation to Corporation)

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