QuickDraft™ - constructor of agreements for Diia City legal & tax regime
QuickDraft™ is a constructor of agreements for Diia City legal and tax regime consisting of important contractual parameters of IT contracts for you to choose and explanatory comments for each parameter helping you to make informed choices that optimally fit to your IT business. With QuickDraft™ constructor of agreements you can be confident that your agreement complies with Ukrainian law requirements and meet best local practices for IT contracts
With QuickDraft™ constructor of agreements you can craft the following template agreements to govern relations between Diia City resident and IT specialist:
- template gig-contract between Diia City resident and IT specialist where IT specialist provides services (the most common option as for gig-contracts).
- template gig-contract between Diia City resident and IT specialist where IT specialist holds the employment-like position.
- template employment contract between Diia City resident and IT specialist.
- template service agreement between Diia City resident and IT specialist who will act as a private entrepreneur under Ukrainian law.
QuickDraft™ constructor of agreements is a solution for:
- cost sensitive start-ups and SME IT/tech companies that prefer cost-efficient solutions.
- IT/tech companies that just seek templates of IT contracts for reasonable price without negotiations and discussions with lawyers.
- IT/tech companies that revise (update) their IT contracts and would like to get an alternative vision of how the IT contracts between Diia City resident and IT specialist can be structured.
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