简介
- 利润分配协议是一份具有法律约束力的合同，用于明确两个或多个合作方之间的利润分配条款，适用于联合商业项目、合伙关系或合作。协议规定各方的责任、贡献及利润分配方式，以确保合作透明化并保护相关方的权益。
相关部门
- 马来西亚公司委员会（Suruhanjaya Syarikat Malaysia，简称 SSM）
许可类型（马来语）
- Perjanjian Perkongsian Keuntungan
详细信息
- 明确规定各方的利润分配比例或百分比。
- 定义各方的贡献内容，例如资金、劳动或资源。
- 阐明利润分配的会计方法、时间表及流程。
- 包括管理亏损、协议终止及争议解决的条款。
- 确保遵守《1961 年合伙法》或其他相关法律。
重要规则
- 协议需经所有相关方同意并签署后方可生效。
- 协议必须明确规定利润分配公式及分配时间表。
- 对协议的任何修改需经各方一致同意并记录在案。
- 利润及亏损需透明核算，并符合适用的税务法规。
- 协议需包含争议解决条款，以应对潜在冲突。
违规及处罚
- 未正式签署利润分配协议的后果：
- 可能引发关于利润分配或贡献的争议。
- 可能导致法律诉讼或合作关系解散。
- 违反协议的后果：
- 可能面临财务处罚或受损方的赔偿要求。
- 丧失未来利润或合作资产的权利。
- 未履行与利润分配相关的税务义务的后果： 可能受到监管机构的罚款或处罚。
顾问
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Commonly Asked Questions
A Profit-Share Agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines how profits (and sometimes losses) are distributed among parties involved in a joint business venture, partnership, or collaboration.
It ensures clarity and fairness by clearly defining each party’s contributions, profit-sharing ratio, and responsibilities — helping prevent disputes or misunderstandings later on.
Any business partners, investors, or collaborators who share profits from a joint venture or project should have a formal agreement in place to protect their financial interests.
Not exactly. While both can exist together, a Partnership Agreement governs the overall business relationship, whereas a Profit-Share Agreement focuses specifically on how profits are calculated and distributed.
Profit-Share Agreements are generally governed by the Partnership Act 1961, the Contracts Act 1950, and relevant tax laws administered by Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN).
The agreement should include profit-sharing ratios, contributions of each party, accounting methods, payment timelines, dispute resolution procedures, and rules for loss management or termination.
Yes, but only with the mutual consent of all parties, and any amendments must be documented in writing and signed to remain legally enforceable.
Profits are usually determined after deducting expenses and taxes, using the accounting methods agreed upon in the contract, and then distributed according to the specified ratio.
The offending party may face legal action, financial penalties, or loss of future profit rights as outlined in the agreement or under Malaysian contract law.
While registration with SSM is not required, the agreement should be stamped at Lembaga Hasil Dalam Negeri (LHDN) to be legally enforceable and admissible in court.