Sales Contract -- Installment Payments
Use this sales contract if a buyer will be paying you in installments. Avoid misunderstandings or confusion with this form, and outline a schedule of payments, purchase price, and delivery date.
You can save and edit the form before you buy--just create a Nolo.com account. It's easy, free, and there's no obligation to buy anything. If you purchase the form, you'll be able to print, send, or download it.
Sales Contract -- Installment Payments
Use this sales contract if a buyer will be paying you in installments. Avoid misunderstandings or confusion with this form, and outline a schedule of payments, purchase price, and delivery date.
You can save and edit the form before you buy--just create a Nolo.com account. It's easy, free, and there's no obligation to buy anything. If you purchase the form, you'll be able to print, send, or download it.
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If your business buys or sells goods for later delivery, you'll want to record the deal with a sales contract to minimize confusion and misunderstandings.
For instance, if you order five desks for your offices, use a sales contract that sets forth the terms: the purchase price, delivery date, method of payment and so on.
This particular contract assumes the buyer will pay over a period of months or years. Sellers can detail a precise schedule of payments, as well.
Important to Know:
- If you want to create a contract in which the buyer will pay in one lump sum, use "Sales Contract (Lump-Sum Payment)."
- Note that a sales contract doesn't complete a sale -- for that, you'll need a "Bill of Sale for Goods."
- Sellers often want to create a "Security Agreement for Sale of Goods" to provide collateral for this type of sales contract.
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If your business buys or sells goods for later delivery, you'll want to record the deal with a sales contract to minimize confusion and misunderstandings.
For instance, if you order five desks for your offices, use a sales contract that sets forth the terms: the purchase price, delivery date, method of payment and so on.
This particular contract assumes the buyer will pay over a period of months or years. Sellers can detail a precise schedule of payments, as well.
Important to Know:
- If you want to create a contract in which the buyer will pay in one lump sum, use "Sales Contract (Lump-Sum Payment)."
- Note that a sales contract doesn't complete a sale -- for that, you'll need a "Bill of Sale for Goods."
- Sellers often want to create a "Security Agreement for Sale of Goods" to provide collateral for this type of sales contract.
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