1. Non-Competition: Restrictions on competitive activities, used when parties operate in the same industry

2. Intellectual Property: IP rights and usage terms, needed when the profit-generating activities involve IP

3. Confidentiality: Protection of sensitive information, recommended for most cases but not legally mandatory

4. Force Majeure: Provisions for unforeseen circumstances, particularly relevant for operational businesses

5. Exit Mechanisms: Procedures for party withdrawal or business sale, important for long-term arrangements

6. Tax Provisions: Specific tax handling agreements, needed when parties have different tax jurisdictions

7. Working Capital: Provisions for maintaining operating capital, relevant for active business operations

8. Management Rights: Decision-making authority and processes, important for joint business operations

1. Profit Calculation Formula: Detailed mathematical formula and examples for profit calculation

2. Distribution Schedule: Timing and percentages for profit distribution

3. Initial Capital Contributions: List of any initial investments or contributions by parties

4. Accounting Principles: Specific accounting standards and principles to be applied

5. Approved Expenses: List of expenses that can be deducted before profit calculation

6. Reporting Templates: Standard formats for required financial reports

7. Key Performance Indicators: Metrics used to measure business performance

8. Authorized Representatives: List of persons authorized to act on behalf of each party