Free Lease Agreement Templates
A lease agreement grants a tenant the right to occupy a property for a fixed term — commonly six or twelve months for a home, several years for a commercial unit — in exchange for…
A lease agreement grants a tenant the right to occupy a property for a fixed term — commonly six or twelve months for a home, several years for a commercial unit — in exchange for…
A Christmas poster does one of two jobs: it tells people about something happening — a fair, a carol service, an office party — or it’s simply a decorative print for a wall, a door,…
A financial report sets out what a business earned, what it owns and owes, and where its money actually went. Owners use it to see whether the business is working; lenders and investors use it…
A loan agreement is the contract between someone lending money and someone borrowing it. It records how much, at what interest, repaid how and by when, what happens if payments stop, and what security —…
An inventory list records what you hold, how much of it, where it is, and what it’s worth. A shop uses one to know when to reorder; an office uses one for supplies; a household…
A summary report condenses a larger body of work — a project, a study, a period of trading, an investigation — into something a busy reader can absorb in a few minutes. It’s a standalone…
A risk management plan sets out how an organization or project will deal with things that might go wrong: how risks get identified, how they’re scored, who owns them, what happens when one gets worse,…
A timetable is the weekly grid that tells you what happens when — subjects against periods for a student, classes against rooms for a teacher, or study blocks against evenings for anyone revising. The free…
An event ticket does two jobs at once: it tells the holder where to be and when, and it gives whoever is on the door something to check and keep. The free templates below cover…
A wanted poster is one of the most recognizable layouts there is — WANTED across the top, a portrait in the middle, a reward at the bottom, all on paper that looks like it’s been…
A task list records work that needs doing, who’s doing it, when it’s due, and where it’s got to. That last part is what separates it from a to-do list — a task list is…
A status report is the recurring update that tells whoever needs to know where something stands right now — what’s finished, what’s in progress, and what’s stuck. Teams send them weekly, project leads send them…
A checklist is a short, ordered list of the things that must not be forgotten. Pilots run them before every flight, surgical teams before every operation, and they work for the same reason in an…
An annual report is the document an organization publishes once a year to tell members, donors, funders, and stakeholders what it did, what it achieved, and what it spent. For a charity or community organization…
A no objection certificate — NOC — is a short letter in which one party formally states that it has no objection to something another party intends to do. Employers issue them so staff can…
A meeting agenda is the plan circulated before a meeting: what will be covered, in what order, for how long, and who is leading each item. Written well it makes a meeting finish on time…
A business plan sets out what your business does, who it sells to, how it makes money, and what it needs to get there. Lenders and investors ask for one; so do landlords, grant bodies,…
A rental agreement sets out the terms on which a tenant occupies a property: how much rent, when it’s due, what the deposit covers, who fixes what, and how either side ends the arrangement. Most…
A grocery list does two jobs: it stops you forgetting things, and it stops you buying things you didn’t come for. How well it does the second depends almost entirely on how it’s organized. The…
A raffle ticket is two documents on one strip of card: the part the buyer keeps, and the stub with their name and number that goes into the drum. Both halves carry the same number,…
An attendance sheet records who was present, who wasn’t, and when. Teachers use one as a class register, employers as a daily or monthly staff record, trainers as a signed roll for compliance, and clubs…
A lesson plan is the teacher’s working document for a single lesson: what students should be able to do by the end, how you’ll get them there, and how you’ll know it worked. Written well…
A petty cash log is the running record of a small cash fund kept on the premises for minor expenses — stamps, taxi fares, milk for the office, an urgent part from the hardware shop.…
A credit memo — also called a credit note — is the document a seller issues to reduce or cancel an amount on an invoice that has already gone out. Returned goods, a damaged delivery,…
A check requisition — or cheque requisition — is the internal form used to ask your organization’s finance department to issue a payment. Staff at universities, nonprofits, schools, and companies use it for the payments…
A call sheet is the single page that tells everyone working on a shoot where to be, when to be there, and what’s being shot that day. It goes out the night before to every…
A newsletter keeps a group of people informed on a regular schedule — parents at a school, staff across an organization, members of a club or congregation. The free templates below are editable MS Word…
A remittance advice is a note sent by a customer to a supplier confirming that a payment has been made and, crucially, which invoices it covers. It isn’t a demand for payment and it isn’t…