[What is a Sales Agreement?]

Philippines Sales Agreement

A Sales Agreement, similar to a Bill of Sale, is used to document a transaction of greater than $500 between a buyer and a seller. The Sales agreement can be used for anything, including assets, vehicles, and equipment. It details important information such as the time and place of the purchase, purchase price, method of payment, shipment and delivery arrangments, and more. A Sales Agreement CANNOT be used to buy or sell real estate.


Simply answer the questions below to personalize your Sales Agreement

Governing Jurisdiction:

 

Seller Details:

 

Seller's Contact Information:

First Seller's Contact Information:

 

Second Seller's Contact Information:

 

Buyer Details:

 

Buyer's Contact Information:

First Buyer's Contact Information:

 

Second Buyer's Contact Information:

 

Description of Goods:

 

Consideration:

Down Payment:

Date of Down Payment:

 

Payment Schedule:

 

Delivery of Goods:

 

Risk of Loss:

 

Seller's Warranties:

Select the warranties the Seller(s) will offer:

 

Assignment:

 

Additional Clauses:

 

Date of Signing:

Date of Signing, if known:
We highly recommend that your Sales Agreement be signed in front of a Notary Public and one or more witnesses.