Your terms and conditions of service detail the service you will provide and what you will expect from your customer to start and complete your service. It is imperative that you have a contract in writing, agreed and not left to assumptions.

This expertly constructed standard terms and conditions can be used and adapted for any type of business that offers a service.

If you are starting a business these terms and conditions is a simple, cost effective way of getting this job completed.

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This terms and conditions comply with existing legislation including the Sale of Goods Act, the Consumer Credit Act if appropriate, and any legislation relating to restrictive trade practices (e.g. the Unfair Contract Terms Act).

It is also vital to ensure that your terms and conditions actually apply to the contract of sale. To ensure that they do, agree them before or at the time of the contract.

You can do this by sending your terms and conditions to the customer, and have them signed and returned to you. In addition, you can have them in you brochures, website and on the reverse of your order form.

Simply only having the terms and conditions on the reverse of an invoice on delivery of the service when they have not been previously agreed will mean your terms and conditions will not apply, unless they have had access or agreed to them as above.

If you are giving credit then please look at our debit and credit section also.

This is an easy and cost effective method of creating your terms and conditions. If you choose this download package and its additional documents, it will assist you to use and understand this document for your business requirements. Order now and understand what you need to do.

Making your terms and conditions correct and legally binding will protect your business.

View Sample Standard Terms and Conditions of Service

Documents included:

• Standard Terms and Conditions of Service - Template
• FREE Explanation of Standard Terms and Conditions of Service

You get the above files in both .pdf and .doc Word format and you can download immediately after payment.

A question we get a lot is "what's the difference between a consultant and providing a service?"  One of the main differences is "Your Fee". In general, a consultant provides an advisory or higher level skilled service, who may or may not do the work required depending on what has been negotiated and and agreed in the consultancy agreement.

A service provider gives a standard or set/fixed service. An easy example that demonstrates the difference is, a painter and decorator provides a service and an interior designer is a consultant because they advices on style and design and can plan and get the work completed if contracted to do so.