The commercial contract signed to carry out a professional activity differs from the employment contract for several reasons:
The person hired in this case is self-employed, and as such is not obliged to adhere to a schedule or go to a specific place to carry out his or her work.
The employer does not have to pay the social contributions of the self-employed worker , which saves a significant amount.
The employee does not have the same duties as those employed by others, but neither do they have the same rights. The employer is not obliged, for example, to pay him during the period he is on vacation.
In addition to this case, there is a wide variety of types of commercial contracts . Here you can see the most common ones and those that can be most easily adapted to your professional activity, whether as a contracting party or as an employee:
Agency
contract This contract generates a series of additional obligations, because the agent or salesperson is creating a client portfolio and may demand compensation if the contractor decides to terminate the contract.
Commercial commission
contract It is similar to that of an agent, but in this case the salesperson works on commission.
Mediation and mandate
contract The contracting party delegates certain functions to an agent to represent him or provide him with support.
Commercial company
contract in which the parties establish a series of communication email list particular assets that they decide to pool in order to obtain profit.
Franchise
Agreement The parent company and the company that acquires the right to exploit the brand sign it to establish the conditions that both must meet.
Commercial sale
It is used for the resale of movable property.
Transport
contract This is the contract made with the carrier who moves the goods from one point to another. In the case of transporting people, the ticket serves as proof of that contract.
Deposit
contract It is made when the merchant retains an amount from the other party as a result of a commercial transaction.
Commercial loan
contract This is a loan that does not carry interest unless otherwise specified in the contract. Loans in kind are repaid at their economic value if the object of the loan is extinguished.
