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Rental Agreements

Rental agreements play a key role in regulating relationships between landlords and tenants, establishing terms for the use of property for a specified period. Properly drafted rental agreements protect the rights of both parties and minimize potential risks.

Key Elements of a Rental Agreement

1. Subject of the Agreement: detailed description of the property being rented, whether real estate, vehicles, or equipment.
2. Rental Term: specifying the period for which the property is leased to the tenant.
3. Rental Payment: amount, procedure, and deadlines for making payments for the use of the property.
4. Rights and Obligations of the Parties: establishing the landlord’s obligations to provide the property in proper condition and the tenant’s obligations regarding its use and return.
5. Termination Conditions: procedure and grounds for early termination of the agreement.
6. Liability of the Parties: measures of responsibility for non-compliance or improper fulfillment of the agreement’s terms.


Features of Rental Agreements in Ukraine

In Ukraine, rental agreements are governed by the Civil Code and other regulations. When entering into such agreements, it is important to consider:
– Form of the Agreement: rental agreements for real estate lasting more than three years must be notarized and officially registered.
– Tax Obligations: rental payments may be subject to taxes, such as personal income tax and VAT, depending on the status of the parties and the type of property.
– Utility Payments: the agreement should clearly define who is responsible for paying utility bills and other operating costs.

Risks of Missing or Improperly Drafted Agreements

The absence of a written agreement or its incorrect drafting can lead to:
– Legal Disputes: unclear terms of use and return of the property may cause conflicts between the parties.
– Financial Losses: unresolved issues regarding rental payments and additional expenses may result in losses.
– Tax Sanctions: failure to comply with tax obligations related to rental relations may result in penalties from regulatory authorities.

How We Can Help

Finance Business Service offers the following services in the field of rentals:
– Drafting and Reviewing Rental Agreements: development of agreements tailored to the specifics of the property and legislative requirements.
– Legal Consultations: providing recommendations on optimizing rental terms and minimizing risks.
– Transaction Support: assistance at all stages of concluding and executing rental agreements.

By contacting us, you will receive professional legal assistance that ensures the reliability and efficiency of your rental relations.

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