Organisation
If you accept an order, you want to know what it involves. What can your client expect from you and what can you expect from your client? So that there is no ambiguity, it makes sense to put all the terms and conditions, rights and liabilities on paper in an agreement or a contract that, in any case, describes the product or work being supplied, the date of delivery and the price. It is important to note what the consequence will be if one of the parties fails to comply with his obligations. The Chamber of Commerce offers various model contracts that have already been legally checked.
The links below are model contracts and terms & conditions from the Chamber of Commerce in Dutch.
Model contracts (67 kb)
Terms and conditions (161 kb)
Terms and conditions delivery to non-consumers (98 kb)
Terms and conditions delivery to consumers (106 kb)
Links to interesting websites
The Benelux Office for Intellectual Property (BOIP)
The NL Patent Office
Registration of your domain name