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shareholders' agreement
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shareholders' agreement n. an employment agreement among the shareholders of a small corporation permitting a shareholder to take a management position with the corporation without any claim of conflict of interest or self-dealing against the shareholder/manager. Such agreements are common when there are only three or four shareholders.



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The first type of agreement, the "Incentive Shareholder Agreement," tailored for younger firm members, required each contracting shareholder to sell his or her shares on death, disability, retirement or termination of employment (terminating event) at a price determined through complex formulas engineered to reward long-term employment.
A shareholder agreement should be written for every entity and should clearly define basic issues that each owner of a business should consider: * Who is entitled to own equity in the entity, in what amount and at what price.
Very simply, a unanimous shareholder agreement is an agreement signed by each and every one of the persons who are shareholders on the date it is signed.
 
 
 
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