How to write a business intermediary contract

Legal analysis: The main contents of a business intermediary contract include: the basic information of the principal and the intermediary, the entrusted matters, the contents and requirements of intermediary services, relevant confidentiality and credit matters, the time limit, place and method of performance, intermediary remuneration, activity funds, payment method, liability for breach of contract, the amount or calculation method of liquidated damages or compensation.

Legal basis: Civil Code of People's Republic of China (PRC).

Article 469 The parties may conclude a contract in writing, orally or in other forms. Written form refers to contracts, letters, telegrams, telexes, faxes and other forms that can tangibly express the contents contained. A data message that can tangibly express its content through electronic data interchange, e-mail, etc. , and can be retrieved at any time, are considered in writing.

The contents of a contract are agreed upon by the parties, and generally include the following terms: (1) the name and domicile of the parties; (2) Subject matter; (3) quantity; (4) quality; (5) Price or remuneration; (6) Time limit, place and method of performance; (7) Liability for breach of contract; (8) Methods for resolving disputes. The parties may conclude a contract by referring to the model texts of various contracts. ;