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1. Holdback Provisions: Used when part of the purchase price is held back to secure indemnification obligations

2. Tax Matters: Included when specific tax treatment or obligations need to be addressed

3. Non-Competition and Non-Solicitation: Added when the selling shareholder needs to be restricted from competing or soliciting

4. Interim Operating Covenants: Used when there's a significant gap between signing and closing

5. Shareholder Release: Including when the selling shareholder needs to release claims against the corporation

6. Continuing Shareholder Approval: Required when other shareholders' approval is needed for the redemption

7. Employment Matters: Included when the selling shareholder's employment status needs to be addressed

1. Schedule A - Share Certificate Details: Lists the share certificates to be redeemed, including certificate numbers and share classes

2. Schedule B - Calculation of Purchase Price: Details the valuation method and calculations used to determine the redemption price

3. Schedule C - Required Corporate Approvals: Copies of board and shareholder resolutions approving the redemption

4. Schedule D - Payment Schedule: If payment is in installments, details the payment dates and amounts

5. Schedule E - Encumbrances: Lists any liens or encumbrances on the shares being redeemed

6. Appendix 1 - Closing Documents: List of all documents required to be delivered at closing

7. Appendix 2 - Third Party Consents: List of required third-party consents and their status