Overview
Business documents carry financial and tax consequences as well as legal ones: how profits are shared, how a valuation is set, what happens on exit, how payments are taxed. Getting these terms clear at drafting stage avoids disputes later.
The firm drafts and reviews commercial, financial and corporate documentation, with particular attention to the financial, tax and regulatory consequences of the terms.
When it is typically needed
- Forming a partnership, LLP, trust or society
- Admitting investors or a joint venture partner
- Entering into supply, service, consultancy or franchise arrangements
- Engaging employees or consultants with confidentiality obligations
- Documenting a loan, lease, business transfer or settlement
Scope of work
Business constitution documents
- Partnership deeds
- LLP agreements
- Trust deeds
- Society documents
- Business formation documents
Corporate and investment agreements
- Shareholders' agreements
- Joint venture agreements
- Investment agreements
- Term sheets
- MOUs
Commercial contracts
- Vendor agreements
- Supply agreements
- Service agreements
- Consultancy agreements
- Franchise agreements
Employment and confidentiality documents
- Employment agreements
- Consultant contracts
- Non-disclosure agreements
- Confidentiality arrangements
Finance and transaction documents
- Loan agreements
- Lease and rent agreements
- Business transfer agreements
- Settlement agreements
- Banking documentation
Scope and limitations
- Gupta Rajat & Associates is a firm of Chartered Accountants, not a law firm. Litigation, representation before courts, and legal opinions on matters outside tax and regulatory law are for an advocate; the firm can work alongside the client's advocate.