Income Share agreement
2 years ago
Hi, Sir/Madam
I have an institute where students can sign ASI if they are not in position of paying the fee. At the same time some other students who can afford are asking to pay complete fees in one go, once they get job. My question is, is this possible and how?
A.Dear Sir,
It is possible but never share or sign any agreement or blank cheques.
I could have explained more if background is known to me. You are supposed to give more details to get detailed answer.
Please be inform that free questions deserves to be attended on priority basis so be brief but disclose summary of your case.
It is possible but never share or sign any agreement or blank cheques.
I could have explained more if background is known to me. You are supposed to give more details to get detailed answer.
Please be inform that free questions deserves to be attended on priority basis so be brief but disclose summary of your case.
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