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Contractor Agreement (Company) Sample

Contractor Agreement (Company) Sample

A Contractor Agreement (Company) allows you to hire a registered company (ACN) as a contractor. Take a look at our sample below, to get an idea of what yours will look like.

Your Contractor Agreement (Company) allows you to tap into specialised, hard-to-find talent that might not otherwise be available or affordable. Just like our sample, it should clearly set out the important legal terms, such as clauses on IP, confidentiality, warranties, indemnities and more.

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Once customised, your document will look similar to our sample Contractor Agreement (Company).

What does the Contractor Agreement (Company) cover?

Our Contractor Agreement (Company) include clauses setting out:

  • The nature of the services to be performed;
  • Insurance;
  • Payment and expenses;
  • Non-solicitation;
  • Confidentiality;
  • Termination;
  • Intellectual property; and
  • Relevant warranties and indemnities.

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