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1. Moral Rights: Required for copyright works where moral rights need to be waived or addressed

2. Employee/Contractor Obligations: Used when the IP was created by employees or contractors who need to be bound

3. Registration and Recordal: Include when the IP requires registration or recordal with government offices

4. Tax Provisions: Required when there are specific tax implications for the IP transfer

5. Cross-Border Provisions: Include when the IP has international aspects or protection

6. Existing Licenses: Required when there are existing licenses that need to be addressed

7. Improvements: Include when future improvements to the IP need to be addressed

8. Know-How Transfer: Used when practical knowledge or trade secrets need to be transferred alongside the IP

1. Schedule 1 - Intellectual Property: Detailed description of all IP being assigned, including registration numbers where applicable

2. Schedule 2 - Assignment Forms: Specific assignment forms required for different IP types (patents, trademarks, etc.)

3. Schedule 3 - Payment Terms: Detailed payment structure and terms if the consideration is complex

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Licenses: List and details of any existing licenses or encumbrances on the IP

5. Schedule 5 - Required Registrations: List of registrations and recordals required in different jurisdictions

6. Appendix A - Due Diligence Results: Summary of IP due diligence findings and identified risks

7. Appendix B - Technical Documentation: Technical specifications and documentation related to the IP