Engaging a freelancer or consultant? Make sure the work you pay for belongs to you — with a proper IP assignment clause. Generate a free draft.
A Consultant / Freelancer Agreement governs an independent contractor relationship — scope, fees, timelines, and most importantly IP assignment. By default, a freelancer often retains ownership of what they create; without a written assignment, the code or design you paid for may not legally be yours.
It also clarifies the independent-contractor status (not employment), confidentiality, and termination.
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Because by default a freelancer may own what they create — even though you paid for it. A written IP assignment makes the deliverables legally yours. Never skip it.
No — the agreement expressly states independent-contractor status, so the freelancer handles their own taxes and isn’t an employee. Correct classification matters.
Often yes — professional/contractor payments above thresholds attract TDS. We can advise on the correct rate and compliance.
Yes — adjust the term and fee for a retainer. For complex or high-value engagements, get it tailored.
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