Agreement Contracting & sub-contracting

This Service Contract (called Consultancy Agreement) is for a consultant to work on a project to be completed by a given time (the 'term') and to be paid for on the delivery of [the results of (primarily) intellectual pursuits] within that term. The agreement concentrates on professionalism, technical abilities and the intellectual property (IP) of the final delivery. The contract requires an initial payment to get the job under way and [results of pursuit] (such as report, design, plan, exposure, etc.) are delivered at particular milestones.

Simple Service Contract (Time only). Company to company. (L-55794)

A special order form for use in the case of a Master Service Agreement (order implies contract). It contains all the information/sign-offs necessary to get the new slave (or implied) contract under way under an existing master service contract without necessarily involving the Board. NOTE: this order form must stick exactly to the form of the Service Contract annexured to the Master Service Agreement. Any significant differences may require a separate contract to be approved by the Board. (L-52081)

Another way of achieving the Personal Services Contract. A statutory declaration (any State) to accompany any contract between an Issuer and a Tenderer where the Tenderer declares that he/she qualifies as a personal services business under one or more of the four qualifications laid down by the ATO under the Alienation of Personal Services Income Regulations NAT 8028 and includes the definition of qualifications laid down by NAT 4788, thereby giving the Issuer the confidence to go ahead with signing the contract. (T-49636)

This instrument of delegation by the Board of the Service Provider under

• Corporations Act 2001 (Cth)

appoints a nominee to

• handle the Master Service Agreement between the Board and the Customer
• accept and sign off a specially prepared Order under this Master Service Agreement.

(C-36393)

Longer term. This Service Contract is for a contractor to work on a website and provide intellectual property in the form of software to support the website. It is a simple contract with all the detail being provided by Schedules attached to the contract, related to services to be performed, software to be provided, term, payment and calendar of events. It is designed to work with the Software Licence and Support Agreement which will form part of this agreement. The contract contains specific clauses related to website design, trademark and copyright.

This contract is designed for the service contractor who is simply supplying his/her time (such as the bookkeeper or accountant or regular service operator). It assumes a yearly retention fee payable monthly in advance. It assumes weekly attendance but it concentrates on getting particular tasks performed and if the job is finished the hours are deemed to have been performed. Additional tasks are to be billed for separately. Australian legal contract. (L-15870)

This Independent Sales Representative Contract is for a sales person who is not an employee, who has no set hours, and is paid commission, payable monthly. The independence of the sales rep is increased by allowing nominated person(s) to be on the sales rep's team but allows the Principal the right to refuse a particular nominated person. This contract makes specific reference only to federal law and therefore can be used in any State.

Any State/Territory in Australia. This Agreement is a template designed to properly spell out in general terms the relationship between a Principal, and an Independent Contractor. The agreement contains many standard terms requiring the contractor to respect intellectual property and confidentiality, to perform the services properly, to render tax invoices, and to not compete with the Principal, and so forth.

This Service Contract is for a technical contractor (or technician) (or technical expert) to work on a project to be completed by a given time (the 'term') and to be paid for a given number of hours within that term. The contract requires an initial payment to get the job under way and has a 'backout clause' which allows the Client to cancel within seven days, but, after this date, both sides are committed to completing the job as agreed.