Sales

1099 Sales Rep Agreement

The agreement for bringing on a commission-only or 1099 sales rep. Spells out the territory, the commission math, and when a commission is actually earned.

What is inside

  • Territory, accounts, and product lines covered
  • Commission rate, tiers, and how a sale is credited
  • When commission is earned versus paid, and clawbacks
  • 1099 independent status and expense responsibility
  • Non-solicitation and termination terms

Who it is for

Owners bringing on commission-only or 1099 sales reps, and reps who want the commission math in writing before they start selling.

Questions it answers

  • When is a commission actually earned versus just promised?
  • What territory or accounts does this rep own?
  • What happens to commissions when a customer refunds or cancels?
  • What keeps a departing rep from taking my customer list?

What you get

A 1099 sales rep agreement in Word and PDF, with a commission-schedule section you customize to your deal.

Format: Editable Word + PDF

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Not legal advice. This is an informational sample document. Have an attorney review it before you use it; meeting your state's requirements is your responsibility.

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