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A consultancy agreement governs the relationship between a business and an independent consultant. Unlike an employment contract, it typically creates a business-to-business relationship with different rights and obligations.
Getting the terms right matters. For consultants, the agreement defines how you will be paid, what work you are expected to deliver, and what restrictions apply during and after the engagement. For businesses, it sets out the scope of the consultant's work, protects confidential information, and clarifies who owns the intellectual property created.
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Should clearly define what the consultant is expected to deliver, including deliverables, timelines, and milestones.
Must specify rates, invoicing procedures, payment timescales, and what happens if payments are late.
The agreement should reflect the true nature of the relationship. Poorly drafted terms can trigger IR35 tax implications.
Clarifies who owns work product created during the engagement. This is critical for both parties.
Protects sensitive business information shared during the consultancy.
May limit the consultant from working with competitors or soliciting clients after the engagement ends.
Sets out how either party can end the agreement and what notice period is required.
Defines responsibility if something goes wrong and who bears the financial risk.
Many businesses require consultants to carry professional indemnity insurance.
For consultants, ensure the agreement reflects the true nature of a self-employed relationship, that payment terms are fair, and that restrictive covenants are reasonable.
For businesses, ensure the scope of work is clearly defined, IP ownership is assigned properly, and the agreement includes adequate confidentiality and termination provisions.
Traditional solicitor reviews are thorough but often expensive and slow. A solicitor may charge £500 to £1,500 plus VAT for a detailed review, and turnaround times can be several days or even weeks.
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