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Five Business Goals

Five Business Goals

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Some of these small business forms (forms, agreements, contracts, etc) contain technical language and create significant legal obligations and can never replace the advice of a lawyer. DO NOT USE ANY FORM especially legal agreements or contracts without first having an attorney review it to determine if it’s suitable for the purpose for which you intended it.