Business Sale Agreement (Full Form)

A full contract for the sale of a business, with premises, leases, employees, warranties, training and restraint covered.

Before you start

• NSW only: the agreement is drafted for a business carried on in New South Wales. If any part of the business, the premises or the employees is outside NSW, the duty, lease, long service leave and governing law provisions need review.
• Party details: full legal names, ABN or ACN, addresses and emails of the Vendor and the Purchaser. If the Vendor is a company or trustee, the names, addresses and emails of each director, controller and owner who will receive part of the sale proceeds (the Key Persons).
• Premises and leases: for each premises, the address and title reference, the lease (or licence), the lessor's details, and whether it is a retail shop lease. If the Vendor or an associate owns the premises, whether the land is being sold or a new lease granted.
• Assets: registered and unregistered business names, trade marks, domain names and other intellectual property, plant and equipment (with serial numbers), equipment leases, contracts, and any excluded assets.

What you get

• The finished document in Word, completed from your answers
• A plain-English guide to completing, signing and keeping it
• Checked by a solicitor and released within 1 to 3 business days

How it works

1. Answer the questions, in 9 short steps.
2. See your fixed price and pay.
3. A solicitor checks it and releases it to you within 1 to 3 business days.