Recent Answers to Revenue Sharing Agreement Law Questions

Damien B.

Answered Mar 9, 2025

You can consult an attorney to review your terms, conditions, and goals. Generally, having a separate legal entity is best to help protect against liability. You would determine the business structure, such as a limited liability company or a subchapter S corporation. In those cases, you would have either an Operating Agreement or a Shareholders Agreement that outlines reasonable terms and conditions for both parties.

Damien B.

Answered Dec 8, 2024

Hello! My name is Damien Bosco, Esq. My law office is located in Long Island City across from Manhattan. Some key provisions in a revenue-sharing agreement would be the following: - Purpose and Scope - Revenue Sharing Terms - Expense Deductions - Responsibilities of Each Party - Audit Rights - Dispute Resolution - Confidentiality and Non-Compete - Termination and Exit Strategy - Liability and Indemnification - Choice of Law Clearly distinguish between revenue-sharing arrangements and equity stakes, as they have different legal and tax implications. Also, address ownership of any intellectual property developed during the partnership, which can become a significant source of disputes. Feel free to reach out if you want a consultation or help drafting the agreement.

Russell M.

Answered Dec 14, 2021

There is not a lot of detail here so I am going to assume you are not asking about how to get a small business loan, or you aren't interested or able to get SBA financing for what ever reason. If you have a successful restaurant concept, you might want to look into Regulation CF crowdfunding. I am aware of a number of food and beverage businesses that have leveraged their existing loyal and enthusiastic customer bases and a well executed financial and PR campaign to fund expansion sites.