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Deal Letter
If you are making a business transaction such as buying stock, or even an entire business, you can use a Deal Letter to specify to the other party what the terms of the deal are. A Deal Letter is commonly used for business ventures (Joint-Venture Agreements) and trading (Shares Purchase Agreements), as well as merger and acquisitions, in which a Deal Letter is used to describe a firm's plan to buy or take over another company.
Use the Deal Letter document if:
- You're entering a business deal.
- You're asked someone to participate in a business deal.
- You're a business operator thinking about merging with, or acquiring, another business.
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