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Expert articles and practical legal guides on contracts for australian businesses.

If you build software, launch an app, or distribute digital content, an End User Licence Agreement (EULA) can be one of the most important contracts in your toolkit. Done well, your EULA...

If you sell services in Australia, a well-drafted service agreement isn’t just “nice to have” - it’s the backbone of how you get paid, manage scope, and reduce risk. Whether you’re a...

When business is running smoothly, contracts feel straightforward. But unexpected disruptions happen - floods, supply chain shocks, cyber incidents, strikes, or a pandemic-level event. That’s where a force majeure clause can help...

If you run a small business, there will be moments when you need to swap out a party to a contract - for example, when you sell your business and want your...

If you’ve ever felt pressured into signing an agreement that just didn’t feel fair, you’re not alone. Power imbalances are common in business relationships - especially when you’re dealing with larger suppliers,...

If you’re building a modern, flexible business, a virtual office address can be a smart move. It offers a professional street address without the cost of a full-time lease, and it can...

If you’re signing or sending contracts in your business, you’ve probably heard the phrase “for valuable consideration.” But what does that actually mean in practice? In Australian contract law, “consideration” is one...

If you’re setting up a company in Australia, you’ll come across the term Australian Company Number (ACN) very quickly. It’s a simple concept, but knowing how an ACN works - and how...

Subletting can be a smart way for small businesses to reduce overheads, share space with complementary brands, or transition out of a site without breaking the bank. But it isn’t as simple...

If you regularly buy from contractors or suppliers and you’re the one who knows the final price, a recipient created tax invoice (RCTI) can streamline your billing and GST. But RCTIs come...

Running a business often means inviting customers into activities, premises or situations that carry some level of risk. From fitness classes and adventure tours to workshops and community events, many owners ask...

Going into business with a partner can be exciting. You’re combining skills, sharing risk and moving faster together than you could alone. But even the best partnerships need clear rules. That’s where...

If you’ve ever had a supplier stop delivering, a client refuse to pay, or a partner announce they won’t perform key obligations, you’ve brushed up against a core contract law concept: repudiation....

Bringing on shareholders can accelerate your growth, add expertise and unlock funding. But if you don’t set things up properly, it can also create confusion, disputes and roadblocks when you need to...

Signing a commercial lease is one of the biggest commitments your business will make. The right lease can give you stability and room to grow. The wrong one can drain cash flow,...

Limited liability is one of the big reasons business owners choose to incorporate. Done right, it can protect your personal assets if things go wrong in the business. But it’s not a...

“Repudiate” is one of those legal words that pops up in contracts and dispute emails right when things get tense. If you run a small business in Australia, understanding the meaning of...

Bringing co-founders or investors into your company is exciting - you’ll have more capital, skills and momentum to grow. But without clear rules about ownership, decision-making and exits, small issues can turn...

When you’re comparing commercial properties, the rent is only half the story. The other half is outgoings - the extra costs your landlord can require you to pay on top of base...
When you’re negotiating a deal - a supply agreement, a business purchase, or a new lease - it’s common to jot down the main terms and say the deal is “subject to...

Retainers are common across professional services in Australia - from legal and accounting to marketing, IT and design. If you’re weighing up whether a retainer could work for your business (either as...

If you’re about to sign a new supplier, extend trade credit to a customer, or enter a JV, one of the first checks you’ll hear about is a “company extract.” It’s a...

Getting pay wording right can save your business time, money and headaches. One of the most common questions we hear from employers is simple but important: does gross salary include super? It...

Whether you’re pitching to an investor, onboarding a contractor, or sharing pricing with a potential supplier, there will be times you need to disclose information that gives your business its edge. A...
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