Important Documents required for your Business

 There are nine fundamental legal documents you need to have in place before Business Setup in India.

1. Memorandum of Understanding

2. Registration of the Trademark

3. Non-Disclosure Agreements

4. Employee Contracts Along with Offer Letters

5. Shareholders Agreement

6. The Service Agreement of Directors

7. Business Plan

8. Terms and Conditions Related to the Supply of Goods or Services

9. Terms of Use Agreement for Website Endnote

 

• Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)

If you want to start a business then the first thing that comes to your mind is standard deed you and your partner’s interest in the company. A Memorandum of Understanding is what we can call it. It showcases the normal or basic terms of understanding and clarifies what kind of contribution can anticipate from each other.

• Registration of the Trademark

It is very great for your future because it helps to strengthen your business. It creates a brand image over time. It is the unique identity of your product and services. The Controller General of Patents, Designs, and Trademarks, under the Ministry of Industry and Commerce register trademarks in India. It helps to build trust, goodwill, and reliability with the customer base. The registered trademark always gives you legal protection. It also helps in creating popularity, a name and the best thing is it becomes a valuable asset.

• Non-Disclosure Agreements

The first document you need to produce while dealing with clients or an investor is the non-disclosure agreement. It shows your companies privacy. This agreement also helps to protect your intellectual property rights. The great thing about this agreement is a non-disclosure agreement allows you to create a trustworthy relationship between all the signatories.

• Employee Contracts Along with Offer Letters

If you want to start a business then every business needs a workforce to start their operations. And every new workforce is needed to give a proper contract of employment.

1. Terms and conditions of employment

2. Reporting structures

3. Intellectual property ownership of the work

4. Job role and expectations

5. Share vesting

6. Company policies

 

CONCLUSION

Here we discussed only a few points about the legal document. If you want to know in detail information then visit the official website.

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