International · Cross-Border Program

Ref: TIL-INTL-CP-2026 · Validity: 30 Calendar Days

International Distribution Partner Proposal

Sub-Proposal — Cross-Border Authorized Reseller Program

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TAXINLAW TECHNOLOGY LIMITED

International Distribution Partner Proposal

Sub-Proposal — Cross-Border Authorized Reseller Program

Confidential — For Recipient's Review Only

Prepared by: TaxInLaw Technology Limited ("TaxInLaw" or "the Company")

Contact: taxinlaw@proton.me

Proposal Date:

Reference No.: TIL-INTL-CP-[YEAR]

For: [Distribution Partner Firm Name and Country] ("Prospective International Partner")

Validity: Thirty (30) calendar days from date of issuance.

A NOTE BEFORE WE BEGIN

TaxInLaw was founded in Nigeria — but it was never built only for Nigeria.

What we've created is not a Nigerian tax tool that happens to run in the cloud. It is a cloud-native financial management and tax compliance platform whose architecture was designed from the ground up to be country-agnostic at its core — and country-specific at the surface. The accounting infrastructure, the invoice engine, the payroll and HR system, the asset register, the loan management ledger, the insurance tracker, the analytics dashboard — these are universal business functions. Every company on the continent, and beyond, needs them.

The country-specific intelligence layer — the tax rates, the regulatory filing requirements, the statutory deduction rules, the local compliance workflow — is designed to be incorporated module by module as TaxInLaw expands into each new market through partnerships like the one we're proposing to you today.

This sub-proposal is an invitation to become TaxInLaw's Authorized International Distribution Partner in your territory. It is a companion document to TaxInLaw's domestic Channel Partner Proposal and should be read as a standalone instrument defining the specific terms, rights, and responsibilities applicable to cross-border distribution.

Read it fully. Share it with your legal counsel. Then let's talk.

— TaxInLaw Technology Limited

SECTION I — WHAT TAXINLAW IS

1.1 Platform Overview — Accounting First. Tax Advisory Second.

TaxInLaw is, before anything else, a comprehensive cloud-based accounting and financial management platform. It consolidates the day-to-day financial operations of a business — income, expenses, invoicing, payroll, HR administration, loans, assets, insurance, and investments — into a single, secure, UUID-authenticated dashboard accessible from any internet-connected device.

This matters for the international expansion conversation because it means TaxInLaw's value proposition does not begin and end with tax law. The platform's accounting infrastructure is country-neutral by design. A manufacturing company in Accra, a trading firm in Dakar, a consulting agency in Johannesburg, or a logistics business in Banjul all face the same foundational accounting challenges that TaxInLaw is built to solve:

•How do I track income and expenses cleanly, with full payment trails?

•How do I invoice clients professionally, with VAT and tax computations built in?

•How do I run payroll accurately, with deduction rules applied per employee?

•How do I know the status of every insurance policy and loan without a spreadsheet?

•How do I give management a real-time financial dashboard without hiring a full-time CFO?

The TaxInLaw platform answers all of these questions, right now, for any business — regardless of what country it operates in.

1.2 The Full Platform Feature Set

Financial Management

•Income and expense tracking with payment method trails (Cash, Bank Transfer, Cheque, Card), memo and reference numbering, approval records, and VAT / withholding tax fields natively embedded in every transaction

•Real-time outstanding balance computation per transaction

•Multi-currency support

Professional Invoicing

•Full invoice lifecycle: Draft → Sent → Partially Paid → Paid → Void / Overdue

•Line-item VAT computation with rate snapshotted at invoice creation (ensuring historical accuracy regardless of rate changes)

•Partial payment tracking with running balance-due

•Client detail and payment information snapshots for audit permanence

•PDF generation and storage

HR & Payroll

•Employee records with a flexible, JSON-based deduction configuration engine (adaptable to any country's statutory deduction structure — pension contributions, income tax withholding, health levies, etc.)

•Full payroll run computation: gross pay, statutory deductions, net pay

•Immutable payroll history snapshots for audit and dispute resolution

Asset Management

•Fixed asset register across categories: IT, Furniture, Vehicles, Machinery, Electronics, Buildings, Land

•Lifecycle tracking: Active → Maintenance → Disposed / Lost / Stolen

•Maintenance cost logging and vendor records

•Custody and assignment history

Loans & Credit Facilities

•Loan account register across types: Term Loans, Overdrafts, Credit Cards, Lines of Credit, Mortgages

•Transaction ledger with running balance snapshots per movement

•Auto-Pilot interest accrual for automated periodic posting

Insurance Management

•Policy register across types: Group Life, Health, Motor, Marine, Fire, Professional Indemnity, and Statutory/Employer liability covers

•Date-based policy status (Active / Pending / Expired)

•Premium payment tracking by coverage period

Investments

•Portfolio tracking: principal, current value, maturity date, and gain/loss monitoring

Analytics & Reporting

•Real-time KPI and financial statistics dashboard aggregated across all modules

•Executive-level insight without a separate BI tool

1.3 The Flagship Feature — The AI-Powered Tax Advisory Engine

Here is where TaxInLaw becomes more than an accounting platform:

The TaxInLaw Advisory Engine is an artificial intelligence system that analyzes a company's financial data and generates tailored, actionable tax compliance recommendations — based on the fiscal rules and statutory provisions that govern that company's jurisdiction.

How it works: A Client inputs their financial profile — revenue, expenses, deductions, industry, corporate structure, residency classification — and the engine processes that information through a structured rules-based AI framework built from country-specific tax law. It returns a tax filing strategy recommendation, presented from one of two professional perspectives:

•Accountant/CPA Mode — computationally precise, focused on defensible deduction claims and numerical accuracy;

•Legal/Lawyer Mode — structurally analytical, emphasizing statutory interpretation and risk-managed filing positions.

For the international expansion program: As TaxInLaw formalizes its presence in each new territory through Partner relationships, the tax rules and statutory provisions for that country's corporate and business tax framework will be incorporated into the Advisory Engine. This is a phased, collaborative process — and the International Distribution Partner plays a key role in it, as described in Section III.

The result is a platform that gives a mid-sized company in any African market access to the same quality of preliminary tax intelligence that was previously available only through expensive professional consultations — at a fraction of the cost, at any hour, every day.

1.4 Pricing

TaxInLaw's Annual License Fee, applicable globally at this stage of the platform's expansion, is:

₦120,000 (Nigerian Naira) per entity per annum (Equivalent pricing in local currency or USD may be established per territory by mutual agreement, as described further in this Proposal.)

Current pricing information: taxinlaw.com/pricing

SECTION II — THE INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTION PARTNER PROGRAM

2.1 What We Are Offering

TaxInLaw is establishing a curated network of Authorized International Distribution Partners — organizations outside Nigeria with established professional networks, business relationships, or market reach who are positioned to introduce TaxInLaw's platform to businesses in their territories.

An International Distribution Partner is not a reseller in the transactional sense alone. You are a market representative — the first point of professional contact between TaxInLaw and an entirely new business community. You carry the credibility of your existing professional relationships into a sales conversation about a platform that, in most of your target markets, will be genuinely differentiated and new.

We are offering you:

•The right to sell TaxInLaw licenses within your defined territory;

•A competitive, tiered commission structure;

•Access to the TaxInLaw Partner Dashboard;

•TaxInLaw's cooperation in localizing the platform's tax intelligence for your market;

•TaxInLaw's direct support of your Clients at the platform level.

2.2 Who This Is For

We welcome applications from organizations across Africa and beyond, including but not limited to:

•Accounting and audit firms serving SME and corporate client bases

•Management and business consulting agencies

•Marketing and B2B commercial agencies with established corporate networks

•Legal and advisory practices interfacing with business owners and executives

•Professional services organizations in any sector with established B2B relationships

Target Markets (non-exhaustive): South Africa, Ghana, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, Rwanda, Senegal, Mali, Gambia, Côte d'Ivoire, Cameroon, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Ethiopia, and all other African markets — as well as diaspora business communities globally.

2.3 Eligibility Requirements

To be considered for International Partner status, a Prospective Partner must:

›Be a duly registered business entity under the laws of their country of operation, with a valid Business Registry Number (the national equivalent of a corporate registration number issued by the relevant company registry authority in their jurisdiction);

2.Possess an established professional network or client base in the target territory;

3.Designate a named primary point of contact accountable for all Program communications;

4.Complete TaxInLaw's standard international onboarding verification, which may include identity verification of authorized signatories and business registration confirmation;

5.Have no known history of commercial fraud, financial misconduct, or regulatory sanction in any jurisdiction.

TaxInLaw reserves the unconditional right to decline any application at its sole discretion.

SECTION III — MARKET LOCALIZATION & COUNTRY ONBOARDING

3.1 TaxInLaw's Expansion Philosophy

This is a point we want to make clearly and explicitly: TaxInLaw does not require a country to have a tax system identical to Nigeria's in order to operate there. The platform's accounting core is country-neutral. Its tax intelligence layer is modular and expandable.

When an International Distribution Partner brings TaxInLaw into a new market, TaxInLaw commits to working with that Partner to build out the jurisdiction-specific features that make the platform locally meaningful:

•Incorporation of local corporate tax rates and applicable filing frequencies;

•Adaptation of the VAT/Sales Tax/GST module to the country's applicable indirect tax regime;

•Configuration of payroll deductions to reflect local statutory requirements (income tax withholding, pension/social security contributions, health levies, etc.);

•Where applicable, integration of the Advisory Engine's rules framework with the country's primary corporate tax legislation.

3.2 Localization Timeline & Partner Input

The localization of TaxInLaw's tax intelligence for a new market is a collaborative process. Upon formal agreement with an International Distribution Partner, TaxInLaw shall initiate a Territory Onboarding Assessment — a structured intake process through which:

•The Partner provides TaxInLaw with the relevant primary tax legislation, regulatory filing requirements, and key statutory rates for the target territory;

•TaxInLaw's engineering team evaluates the scope of localization required and provides a development timeline;

•A phased localization roadmap is agreed, with milestones communicated to the Partner.

Until country-specific tax intelligence is fully localized: TaxInLaw's platform delivers full value across all accounting, invoicing, HR, payroll (configurable), asset, loan, insurance, and analytics modules — while the tax advisory engine may initially operate in a general-compliance advisory mode rather than jurisdiction-specific mode. This is transparently communicated to end Clients. The accounting platform's value does not depend on tax localization.

3.3 Partner's Contribution to Localization

The International Distribution Partner is expected to:

•Provide accurate, current information about the tax and regulatory environment in their target market as part of the onboarding process;

•Flag regulatory changes in their territory that may require platform updates;

•Act as TaxInLaw's on-the-ground intelligence source for evolving compliance requirements.

This contribution is part of what makes the International Partnership relationship genuinely collaborative — and what distinguishes an International Distribution Partner from a simple reseller.

SECTION IV — COMMISSION STRUCTURE & PARTNER TIERS

4.1 Core Commission Principles

TaxInLaw's international commission structure mirrors the domestic Program's foundational principles:

•TaxInLaw retains a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of every Annual License Fee received, at all times, at all tiers, and under all circumstances.

•The Partner's maximum entitlement, including all commissions of any type, shall never exceed thirty percent (30%) of the Annual License Fee.

›• This cap is absolute and non-negotiable. It reflects TaxInLaw's obligation to sustain cloud infrastructure, security architecture, regulatory compliance engineering, ongoing product development, and localization investment — all of which scale with the growth of the Partner network.

4.2 Tiered Commission Schedule — New Client Onboarding

Partner TierCumulative Active Clients OnboardedCommission RateApprox. Per Client Earned

Bronze — Entry Partner1 to 5 Clients10%10% of Annual License Fee

Silver — Growth Partner6 to 15 Clients15%15% of Annual License Fee

Gold — Senior Partner16 to 30 Clients20%20% of Annual License Fee

Platinum — Elite Partner31 to 50 Clients25%25% of Annual License Fee

Diamond — Strategic Partner51 or more Clients30%30% of Annual License Fee

Tier Progression: Upgrades are prospective and non-retroactive, applied from the activation that crosses the threshold. Absolute Cap: No commission of any type exceeds 30% of the Annual License Fee, regardless of tier, territory, or volume.

4.3 Pricing Currency & Local Currency Arrangements

TaxInLaw's current published Annual License Fee is denominated in Nigerian Naira (₦120,000). For International Partners selling to Clients in other currency jurisdictions, TaxInLaw shall, upon mutual agreement in the formal Channel Partner Agreement:

•Establish an agreed USD or local-currency equivalent of the Annual License Fee applicable to that territory;

•Define the currency in which the Partner's commission is calculated and disbursed;

•Define the exchange rate reference (e.g., prevailing CBN official rate, official central bank rate of the Partner's country, or a mutually agreed benchmark rate) applicable at the time of each commission calculation.

All currency arrangements shall be formalized in the Channel Partner Agreement and may be reviewed periodically by mutual written consent.

4.4 Renewal Commission

Where a Client originally introduced by an International Distribution Partner renews their Annual License, the Partner is entitled to a renewal commission at their standard tier rate at the time of renewal, capped absolutely at thirty percent (30%) — consistent with the Program's universal commission ceiling. TaxInLaw retains a minimum of seventy percent (70%) of all renewal revenue.

Renewal commissions are payable only where:

•TaxInLaw receives the renewal payment in full and verified;

•The renewal occurs within sixty (60) days of license expiry;

•The Partner remains in good standing;

•The Partner has engaged meaningfully with the Client's account in the ninety (90) days preceding renewal.

SECTION V — THE TRANSACTION WORKFLOW

5.1 International Sales Process

STEP 1 — SALE

Partner presents TaxInLaw to a prospective Client in their territory

and confirms the Client's intent to purchase.

STEP 2 — COLLECTION

Partner collects the Annual License Fee from the Client in the

agreed currency for that territory.

STEP 3 — REMITTANCE

Partner transfers TaxInLaw's share (minimum 70% of the License Fee)

to TaxInLaw's officially designated receiving account,

in the agreed settlement currency.

STEP 4 — CLIENT INFORMATION PACKAGE SUBMISSION

Partner submits the Client Information Package to TaxInLaw

simultaneously with the transfer, via the Partner Portal

and/or email to taxinlaw@proton.me.

STEP 5 — VERIFICATION

TaxInLaw verifies receipt across a minimum of three independent

confirmation sources. SLA: 48 business hours.

STEP 6 — ACCOUNT CREATION & ACTIVATION

TaxInLaw creates the Client's account and generates a secure license key.

STEP 7 — LICENSE KEY DELIVERY

TaxInLaw transmits the license key to the Partner.

STEP 8 — CLIENT HANDOVER

Partner delivers the license key and facilitates initial onboarding.

STEP 9 — PERMANENT RECORD

Transaction is logged in the TaxInLaw Partner Portal,

accessible to both TaxInLaw and the Partner.

5.2 Client Information Package — International Edition

For international Clients, the following information must be included in the transfer description and submitted through the Partner Portal or to

taxinlaw@proton.me on the same business day as the transfer:

•Full legal name of the Client entity (as registered with the relevant national business registry);

›• Business Registry Number — the official company registration number issued by the Client's national corporate registry (equivalent of Nigeria's CAC number, e.g., CIPC number in South Africa, GRN in Gambia, RCC number in Mali, etc.);

•Country and city of the Client's registered business address;

•Client's Tax Identification Number (TIN) or equivalent national tax reference number issued by the Client's tax authority;

•Primary contact name and email address;

•Client's active phone number (with country code);

•Partner's registered name and assigned International Partner Reference Code;

•License term (Annual — 12 months).

5.3 Payment Verification Standards

TaxInLaw verifies all international remittances through a minimum of three independent sources:

1.TaxInLaw's own bank statement confirming credit of the remitted amount;

2.Third-party international payment platform records where applicable (SWIFT reference, cross-border fintech confirmation from platforms such as Wise, Flutterwave Global, Paystack, or equivalent);

3.Transfer description matching — Client's business name and/or registry number must correspond with the submitted Client Information Package.

Receipt is confirmed solely by credit as reflected in TaxInLaw's verified bank or payment account records. No other form of confirmation — including a bank pending notification, a payment platform processing status, or any verbal or written representation by the Partner — constitutes confirmed receipt for the purposes of license activation.

5.4 Verification SLA

Forty-eight (48) business hours from the later of confirmed fund receipt or complete Client Information Package submission. International time zone differences will be accommodated; business hours shall be referenced to West Africa Time (WAT, UTC+1) unless otherwise specified in the Agreement.

5.5 Payment Dispute Resolution

The Partner bears exclusive primary financial responsibility for all monetary transactions between the Partner and the Client and between the Partner and TaxInLaw. The dispute process mirrors the domestic Program:

•A formal Payment Dispute Notice must be submitted to

taxinlaw@proton.me within twenty-four (24) hours of alleged remittance, with full supporting documentation;

•TaxInLaw conducts internal reconciliation within seventy-two (72) business hours;

•Funds transmitted to an incorrect account are the Partner's sole loss and responsibility;

•No license key shall be issued on the basis of an unconfirmed or disputed payment claim, under any circumstances.

SECTION VI — FRAUD PROTECTION & LIABILITY FRAMEWORK

6.1 International Due Diligence Obligation

International Distribution Partners assume a professional duty of reasonable care in verifying the identity and legitimacy of each Client. At minimum:

•Confirm the Client is a registered entity with a verifiable Business Registry Number from its national corporate registry;

›• Do not knowingly facilitate platform access for entities involved in financial fraud, money laundering, sanctions evasion, or activities prohibited under the laws of the Client's country or any applicable international regime;

•Apply the same standard of professional diligence you would to any commercial client in your own practice.

6.2 Safe Harbour — Good Faith Partner Protection

Where it is established by documentation, cooperation with authorities, and sworn affidavit that the Partner:

›(a) Conducted reasonable, documented verification of the Client's identity using publicly available records (national corporate registry, national tax authority portal, or equivalent public-facing verification resource);
›(b) Received no benefit from any fraudulent conduct beyond the standard Program commission;
›(c) Promptly notified TaxInLaw and relevant authorities upon discovery or reasonable suspicion of fraud;

...TaxInLaw shall, at its sole discretion, abstain from pursuing civil claims against the Partner and cooperate with any regulatory or law enforcement process confirming the Partner's good-faith conduct.

This commitment does not shield any Partner from criminal liability under the laws of their own country or any applicable international framework, including:

•The United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC) — to which most African states are signatories;

•The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) Recommendations on anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing, implemented into domestic law across most African jurisdictions;

•The domestic anti-fraud and financial crime statutes of the Partner's country of operation.

6.3 Partner Complicity in Fraud

Where evidence establishes knowing participation in fraudulent activity, TaxInLaw shall, without limitation: immediately terminate Partner status, forfeit all accrued commissions, pursue full civil restitution, and report to all relevant authorities in the Partner's jurisdiction, TaxInLaw's jurisdiction, and any other jurisdiction with nexus. International applicability of wire fraud and financial crime statutes (including, where relevant, U.S. Federal Wire Fraud Act, 18 U.S.C. § 1343, and RICO provisions, 18 U.S.C. §§ 1961–1968) may apply where cross-border transactions are involved.

SECTION VII — THE TAXINLAW PARTNER DASHBOARD

Upon formal onboarding, each International Distribution Partner receives secure, individual credentials to the TaxInLaw Partner Dashboard — providing full real-time visibility into:

FeatureDescription

Client LedgerAll onboarded Clients: name, country, plan, activation date, expiry, renewal status

License Code InventoryReal-time inventory of issued, unused, and redeemed license keys

Commission StatementsItemized, timestamped commission records — earned, pending, disbursed

Renewal Alert CentreAutomated alerts at 60, 30, and 7 days before Client license expiry

Code Batch RequestFormal mechanism to request additional license key allocations

Document HubOfficial marketing materials, product guides, and Program communications

Exclusive Client Registration: The first Partner to formally register a named prospective Client in the Portal holds priority commission claim for ninety (90) days. No split commissions are issued. TaxInLaw's determination of Partner of record is final.

License Key Security: License keys are TaxInLaw's proprietary digital assets. They may not be redistributed, resold, sublicensed, or shared beyond the verified named Client. Breach constitutes grounds for immediate termination and potential civil and criminal liability.

SECTION VIII — CLIENT SUPPORT & ONBOARDING

8.1 Support Allocation

ResponsibilityTaxInLawInternational Partner

Initial account setup and login100%—

Platform walkthrough and feature training80%20%

Technical support escalation100%—

Local regulatory context support—100%

Client relationship management & check-ins30%70%

Renewal outreach20%80%

8.2 Local Regulatory Context

There is one area of Client support that sits exclusively with the International Distribution Partner: local regulatory context. TaxInLaw's team understands the platform deeply. You understand your market deeply. Questions about local filing procedures, interactions with the national tax authority, country-specific compliance deadlines, and domestic regulatory nuances are the Partner's domain — and your professional expertise is part of the value you bring to the Client relationship.

8.3 Liability Boundaries

TaxInLaw warrants that the platform shall function materially in accordance with its published feature set. TaxInLaw's liability is limited to demonstrable platform infrastructure failures and does not extend to: internet or power infrastructure in the Client's country, incorrect data inputs by the Client, regulatory outcomes from prior non-compliance, or Clients' independent professional decisions based on platform outputs. Partners shall not guarantee specific tax outcomes to Clients.

SECTION IX — PROGRAM CONDUCT & RISK MANAGEMENT

9.1 Brand Standards

Partners shall represent TaxInLaw only using TaxInLaw's officially approved materials, submitted to

taxinlaw@proton.me for written approval before publication. Partners must identify themselves as "Authorized TaxInLaw International Distribution Partners" — not employees, officers, or agents of TaxInLaw.

9.2 Risk Mitigation Framework

RiskMitigation

Partner retains remittance without forwarding TaxInLaw's shareNo license issued until receipt confirmed. Full financial responsibility rests with Partner.

Platform misrepresentation in local marketApproved materials only; TaxInLaw's direct Client support channel provides an independent accuracy check

Two Partners claim same Client in overlapping territoryClient Priority Registration; Partner of record at payment confirmation is sole commission recipient

Currency fluctuation eroding valueCurrency arrangements locked in Agreement at agreed benchmark rate

Partner loses momentum after early salesTiered commission rewards sustained growth; renewal commissions create long-term passive income

License keys forwarded to unauthorized ClientsSingle-use architecture, Portal inventory tracking, IP and Cybercrime legal protections

Regulatory non-compliance in Partner's countryPartner bears responsibility for legal compliance with their domestic laws governing commercial agency and software distribution

9.3 Governing Law & Dispute Resolution

The formal Channel Partner Agreement shall specify the governing law and dispute resolution mechanism applicable to the international relationship. TaxInLaw operates under Nigerian law; the Agreement shall include provisions for international arbitration where applicable, with jurisdiction and seat of arbitration to be negotiated.

9.4 Non-Solicitation & Confidentiality

During the Program and for twelve (12) months thereafter, the Partner shall not use information obtained through the Portal to divert TaxInLaw Clients to competing platforms. All commercial terms, pricing, and Program mechanics in this Proposal and the Agreement are confidential and may not be disclosed to third parties without TaxInLaw's prior written consent.

SECTION X — ACCEPTANCE & NEXT STEPS

If this Proposal represents a partnership you want to explore further, we are ready to move:

Step 1 — Indicate Intent Email

taxinlaw@proton.me with the subject line: "International Partner Application — [Your Firm Name] — [Country]"

Step 2 — Submit Your Profile Include in your email:

•Firm's full legal name and Business Registry Number

•Country and territory of proposed distribution

•Description of your client base and professional network

•Named primary point of contact with title and contact details

•Any preliminary observations on your market's accounting/tax software landscape

Step 3 — Territory Discussion Call TaxInLaw will schedule a scoping call to discuss territory assignment, localization priorities, and currency arrangements before finalizing the Agreement.

Step 4 — Channel Partner Agreement TaxInLaw shall issue the formal International Channel Partner Agreement within ten (10) business days of completing the territory scoping process. Upon execution, Partner Portal credentials and initial license key inventory shall be issued.

CLOSING STATEMENT

Africa has over 50 million registered businesses. The vast majority of them are managing their finances on spreadsheets, WhatsApp messages, and institutional memory. TaxInLaw exists to change that — not only in Nigeria, but across every market on the continent and beyond where businesses are underserved by accessible, intelligent, cloud-native financial management tools.

You know your market. You have the relationships. TaxInLaw has the platform, the engineering team, and the commitment to localize alongside you. That combination is what we're building toward.

We look forward to hearing from you.

TAXINLAW TECHNOLOGY LIMITED Authorized Signatory: ___________________________ Name: ___________________________ Title: ___________________________ Date: ___________________________

PROSPECTIVE INTERNATIONAL PARTNER (Acknowledgment of Receipt and Review) Authorized Signatory: ___________________________ Name: ___________________________ Title: ___________________________ Firm Name: ___________________________ Country of Operation: ___________________________ Business Registry Number: ___________________________ Email: ___________________________ Date: ___________________________

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