Vendor agreements
Scope, price, payment, penalties.
“where numbers align with narratives”
Policies & Documentation
FinAura drafts the agreements your business signs most often: vendor and service agreements, customer terms and contracts, and appointment letters and employment terms. We focus on the terms finance and compliance depend on, such as scope, pricing, payment, taxes, TDS, GST, termination and confidentiality, and prepare drafts ready for your lawyer's review.
What is covered
Plain, protective terms for everyday contracts.
Scope, price, payment, penalties.
Billing, credit, limits.
Appointment letters and terms.
GST, TDS and who bears what.
And data protection.
For repeated use.
How the month runs
Brief, draft, review, sign.
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Your part
Our part
A common question
Because many disputes and tax problems start in the commercial clauses: unclear payment triggers, who bears GST or TDS, price changes, penalties and termination dues.
We get those terms right and clear; your lawyer reviews the legal protections. Together the agreement works in practice and in law.
See business documentation draftingWho it is for
Their own standard terms.
A standard vendor agreement.
Appointment letters under the codes.
Commercial and tax check.
The rules, in plain English
Indian Stamp Act and state stamp laws
Agreements are stamped as the stamp law of the state where they are executed requires; unstamped agreements can face difficulty as evidence.
Official source: indiacode.nic.inIndian Contract Act, 1872
An agreement is enforceable when made with free consent by competent parties, for a lawful purpose and consideration.
Official source: indiacode.nic.inThis is general information, not advice for your situation; we confirm what applies to you before any work starts.
Questions we get asked
No. It is drafting support focused on commercial, payment and tax terms; agreements with significant risk should be reviewed by your lawyer.
Often, for wage structure, notice, leave and settlement terms; we draft them to fit the codes and your policies.
Yes, for commercial, payment and tax terms, with comments for you and your lawyer.
Most do, under the stamp law of the state where they are executed; we advise and coordinate e-stamping.