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Review existing contracts to ensure they are up to date with current laws and regulations
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Draft new employment and commercial contracts, leases, as well as service delivery product supply terms and conditions to prevent future pitfalls and protect all parties involved
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management training
- Our Contract management training program is designed to equip business managers with the necessary skills and knowledge to effectively manage contracts throughout their lifecycle
- Understanding legal and financial implications, identifying and mitigating risks, and ensuring compliance with contractual obligations
- Effective contract management can lead to cost savings and improved relationships with suppliers and customers
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Frequently asked questions
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A legal contract must contain an offer, certainty of terms, intention to create legal relationships, and legality of purpose.
In Australia, business structures include sole traders, partnerships, companies, and trusts. Each of these structures has unique legal, tax and reporting obligations, and depending on your business structure, you may be required to register a business name (if different to your own name) with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), obtain an ABN, and register for GST. In addition, certain types of businesses will be required to obtain permits and/or registrations in order to be able to operate, and obtain unique forms of insurance.
This is only part of the overall picture when establishing a business. Working with a commercial lawyer when starting up can help to ensure you are covered on all bases.
Directors are required to act in the best interests of the company, avoid conflicts of interest, exercise care and diligence, and ensure compliance with laws and regulations.