Long Term Arrangements
Long-term arrangements allow both parties to avoid negotiating rates each time a new deal is entered upon. The organisations can easily move ahead with their arrangement without having to re-negotiate the new terms. This will save the parties both time and money. These kinds of contractual arrangements are required to specify the terms and conditions for all long-term transactions between two or more parties. Such contracts are useful in industries where there a number of transactions have to be carried out between the service provider and the customer, each with its own scope of work.
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A Master Service Agreement (MSA) is among the most common forms of legal arrangements and is often used in scenarios where one company works on multiple projects along with the other company, or when a customer requires multiple services from a service provider on a long-term basis. For instance, the kind of long-term arrangement you have with your telephone service provider would require you to have a well drafted MSA in place wherein, you’ll enter into an ongoing agreement with the telephone company for a monthly subscription or service rates and the company will specify the conditions for its systematic maintenance. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions that will govern all of the future transactions between the parties.

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A standing order is a document primarily concerned with financial or monetary matters or exchanges. The standing order provides details about the individual who requests money from a financial institution or acts as a broker between two trading firms. If you run a subscription service or use recurring invoicing, standing orders may be a suitable method of accepting payment – allowing you to predict how much the customer and how frequently they will need to pay. It assists individuals in making timely payments on their bills. Standing orders are also appropriate for small organisations, who can find it useful to enter into automatic payment agreements with their customers in order to receive regular payments.

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A joint venture is a long-term arrangement between two or more companies or individuals, wherein they consolidate their resources to undertake a specific project or business activity. Some common reasons to get started with a joint venture are: to benefit from the resources of any other company, to create alliance and cater to a wide market, to set up a large network, to develop new products/services or to reduce the research and development costs by partnering with another company. Each member associated with the joint venture is responsible for the profits, costs and losses of the venture. In order to set up this venture, parties enter into an agreement that outlines the details of the capital contributions of the members, their duties and obligations.

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Due diligence is the process of verifying, investigating, or auditing a proposed deal or investment opportunity in order to verify all the relevant details, financial documents and anything else that is raised during the deal or investment process. Due diligence is performed prior to the closing of a deal to assure the buyer about what they are getting into. Due diligence will help in you in making more informed decisions by improving the quality of information available at hand. It is a risk assessment exercise which helps to investigate any potential liabilities of the target company that could impact a successful transaction. Transactions that go through the due diligence process tend to have a higher success rate.
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A Master Service Agreement (MSA) is among the most common forms of legal arrangements and is often used in scenarios where one company works on multiple projects along with the other company, or when a customer requires multiple services from a service provider on a long-term basis. For instance, the kind of long-term arrangement you have with your telephone service provider would require you to have a well drafted MSA in place wherein, you’ll enter into an ongoing agreement with the telephone company for a monthly subscription or service rates and the company will specify the conditions for its systematic maintenance. This agreement outlines the terms and conditions that will govern all of the future transactions between the parties.

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A standing order is a recurring purchase or payment authorization. Using standing orders can improve a company's efficiency by repeating purchases and payments instead of demanding individual transactions to be initiated every time a purchase or payment is required which significantly reduces the paperwork needed. This can be initiated through the help of internet banking/phone banking, simply by submitting a form to the nearest branch of your bank. Subscription fees, routine refill purchases and utility payments are some examples where standing orders are used frequently.

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In the U.S., joint ventures refer to a variety of arrangements that comprise strategic alliances of businesses or individuals. JVs are not specifically regulated. Joint venture discussions frequently begin with a Letter of Intent or Memorandum of Understanding, followed by a Non-Disclosure Agreement to protect the parties' proprietary information prior to actually committing to a lengthy business arrangement. The formation of a joint venture is determined by facts unique to each case. Although, there is no statutory definition of a joint venture, courts in several American states including New York have recognized the need for the following elements in the case of a joint venture: an agreement, mutual capital contribution, joint control over a specific project, and profit and loss sharing.

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Due diligence is the process of verifying, investigating, or auditing a proposed deal or investment opportunity in order to verify all the relevant details, financial documents and anything else that is raised during the deal or investment process. Due diligence is performed prior to the closing of a deal to assure the buyer about what they are getting into. Due diligence will help in you in making more informed decisions by improving the quality of information available at hand. It is a risk assessment exercise which helps to investigate any potential liabilities of the target company that could impact a successful transaction. Transactions that go through the due diligence process tend to have a higher success rate.