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Tuesday, October 5, 2010

How to: structure a partnership agreement

1.     Give the business partnership a name and  let register  it.

2      State each partner’s required contribution to or investment in the partnership, and each partner’s percentage of ownership.

     Contributions may include

  •    capital
  •    assets
  •    time or services
3      State each partner’s ability to control the partnership in terms of authority and decision-making power.

4     Create guidelines , that establish  the  roles for each partner.

5.    State the procedure for admitting new partners.

6    Write a section,  that provides details about handling disputes between or among the partners.

7   Write the rules,  that apply,  when a partner withdraws from the partnership in a buy-out plan.

How to: write a business report

Use graphs and charts to give your reports  a visual appeal, because a  good design of  routine business documents helps readers to easily
  • access
  • navigate
  • remember
the information, given in the report.


Objectives

  • What information do you want to communicate ?
  • What decisions are needed ?
Research
  • facts must be based on reliable information sources.
  • Include information sources in detail
Format

Use a generally accepted format for the report like:
  • title page
  • executive summary
  • methodology  (how conclusions were reached)
  • introduction
  • main text
  • conclusions
recommendations and references

  • use headings in the main text of the report

Outline and Draft

  • Use a mind mapping program, to develop a clear Outline
  • write all text in the mind mapping software ( in the notes )
  • transfer the mind map to a text program
  • add diagrams, tables and photos to the report and format it
  • use a spell checker and a grammar checker
  • carefully read the report twice
  • use a text to voice program, to hear your text
  • discuss your report with others

final design of the report

  • Leave plenty of white space, with one-inch margins all around.
  • leave space around visuals
  • break up the report with headings, charts, graphs and photos