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The Revenue Sharing Agreement Template includes the following sections:

1. Optional welcome letter
2. Details schedule
3. Relationship of the parties
4. Revenue share arrangement
5. Excluded services
6. Appointment and services
7. Scope of the services
8. Standard of work
9. Approval of marketing material
10. Equipment
11. Fees and expenses
12. Invoicing
13. GST
14. Expenses
15. Statutory obligations, insurances and registrations
16. Treatment of confidential information
17. Use of confidential information
18. Disclosure of confidential information
19. Return of confidential information
20. Protection of the Principle’s reputation
21. Indemnity and liability
22. Restraint of trade
23. Termination
24. Delivery upon termination
25. Notices
26. Dispute resolution
27. General
28. Notices specifying the nature of the dispute
29. Mediation
30. Proceedings
31. Entire agreement
32. Counterparts
33. Costs
34. JurisdictionDefinitions and interpretation
35. Execution page

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A Revenue Sharing Agreement should be used if your business wants to share the revenue, (the total amount of income generated by the sale of goods and services).

A Revenue Share Agreement is different to a Profit Share Agreement which involves sharing the profit (the total amount of money received from the sale of goods and services minus the costs).

A Revenue Share Agreement should be utilised when the parties want to share revenue and have an uncomplicated sharing of money received for goods or services sold noting the business owner will still be responsible for the costs of the business unless this is made explicitly clear in the ‘Calculation of Revenue Share Fees’ section of this Revenue Share Agreement Template.

If the parties want to share profit (and properly account for and list relevant costs), then we suggest you purchase our Profit Share Agreement Template.