Mutual Nondisclosure Agreement | Canada

Protect your confidential business information with this Nondisclosure Agreement for third parties.

• This agreement form should be signed by all third party contractors and service providers who require access to any part of your business data. This would include professionals such as accountants, outside consultants and brokers.
• The recipient of the information agrees to use best efforts to ensure that no information is disclosed by any employee, director, officer or agent of the recipient.
• The recipient's obligations do not extend to information which was already in the public domain or otherwise disclosed through no fault of the recipient.
• All of the confidential information remains the sole property of the owner.
• Available in MS Word format, fully editable and reusable.

Dismiss an employee without notice with this Letter of Immediate Termination of Employment.

• The termination takes effect on the date of the letter.
• In lieu of notice, base salary and benefits will be paid until the end of the notice period set out in the letter.
• The employee will receive accrued vacation pay, any unpaid commissions or other compensation owing to the employee, and a Record of Employment.
• This template is fully editable and can be easily customized for your business.
• This is a generic document that can be used in many jurisdictions; however, it is important to determine what the requirements of the applicable employment laws are before using.

Have you decided to buy an established business in Ontario? You can write up your offer to purchase the assets and shares of the company with this downloadable template.

• The offer is for the assets (excluding cash on hand and receivables) and the shares, but not the debt obligations of the company.
• Upon being accepted, the offer automatically becomes a legally binding purchase and sale agreement.
• The buyer will not assume any of the business liabilities except for the premises lease, maintenance contracts and salaries of employees that will be kept on after the closing.
• The parties agree to review and make any adjustments to the purchase price six months after closing.
• It is the seller's responsibility to terminate employees, prepare financial statements, file the final income tax return and pay corporate taxes as of the closing date.
• This is a downloadable fully editable template in MS Word format.
• Intended for use in the Province of Ontario, Canada.

Before you pay out a settlement amount to another person to settle a legal claim, make sure they sign this General Release form.

• The releasing party waives and releases any claims against you for loss, damage or otherwise that he/she may have, whether now or in future.
• In return for giving the Release, the releasing party will be paid in cash and/or some other type of consideration.
• You can use this form in any Canadian province or territory. A French language version may be required in Quebec.
• To download the General Release form just add it to your shopping cart, check out and pay, then download. The document is available in MS Word format.

Write a letter of intent to purchase the assets and shares of a business, but not its debt, with this downloadable and customizable template.

• The LOI is only legally binding insofar as it relates to the negotiations being conducted between the parties with respect to the purchase.
• The buyer will not assume the liabilities or obligations of the business.
• All pre-closing debts are to be paid by the seller.
• The seller will be responsible for preparing and filing the closing income tax return and for terminating all employees.
• The buyer will make employment offers to the employees after the closing.

The Letter of Intent to Purchase Assets and Shares but Not Debt can be easily tailored to fit your particular circumstances. Why pay expensive legal fees when you can do it yourself with this easy template?