Specific Provisions Re Self-Executing Security Agreement Sample Clauses

Specific Provisions Re Self-Executing Security Agreement. By the Student’s oral request and written request to purchase Consultant’s services on the date of 03/08/2017 described in aforementioned Covenant at p 2, “A,” to purchase Consultant’s services on an as needed basis concerning the Student’s current stated need for Consultant to prepare for filing State of Michigan DEPARTMENT OF TREASURY amended returns and a correct return for year 2015; and having been apprised by Consultant concerning the same; and by said request Student consents to the current filing fee of $540 for Contractor’s services; and Student agrees to pay Consultant twenty percent (20%) of Savings*. Savings* pertaining to the Student as an employee as defined in this document will be funds that otherwise would be withheld from Student’s paycheck in the form of Federal Income taxes, State Income taxes, FICA (Social Security), Medicare. Savings* pertaining to Student as self-employed/private contractor or an owner of a company will be defined as those funds that would otherwise be paid by Student in the form of Federal Income taxes, State Income taxes, FICA, Medicare, FUTA. Said twenty percent (20%) of Savings* will be due and payable on a quarterly basis for a period of two years at which time Student may exercise an option to continue/discontinue services. Thus, your agreed amount to pay Consultant in quarterly installments will reflect the actual amount yet to be determined. For example, if the total amount of funds in 12 months aka 1 year earned = $50K at 30% tax rate = $15K leaving $35K take home pay with the TEA2 Consultant Services fee of 20% applied to said $15K = $3K the same subtracted from $50K leaves a new yearly take home pay of $47K; said fee subject to any price fluctuations due to changing market conditions; payable by direct deposit, cash, or in the form of United States Postal Money Order at the option of Consultant, with said total amount remitted to Consultant in full with no deductions of any kind within twenty-one (21) days of date of Consultant’s invoice re said billing with a ten percent (10%) compounded daily interest rate on any amount not paid within said specified period of time allowed User to make full remuneration to Consultant for said services rendered. Student accepts the obligation of this consensual “Security Agreement,” wherein Student is Debtor and Consultant is Secured Party, and Student: (1) Grants Secured Party a security interest in all of Student’s property and interest in property as described above in...
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