A business termination agreement is a letter written to end a business relationship. It contains information relating to two parties, their relationship, and the results and consequences of terminating the relationship.
Description
A business termination agreement is a formal document that typically takes place between two businesses, or between an individual and a business.
Purpose
This agreement is a formal way of terminating a business relationship. It is often done as a mutual agreement protecting both parties’ best interests and is considered a part of good business ethics. Business relationships are terminated for any of several reasons, including irreconcilable differences. Another reason is because a business chooses a new provider that offers better pricing or better services.
Details
The agreement specifies the parties involved in the termination, how and when it takes place, and the reasons. A detailed scope of severance pay, if applicable, is also included.
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