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The Music Royalty Split Agreement is essential in the Australian music industry whenever multiple parties have rights or creative input in a musical work. This document is particularly crucial when collaborators need to formalize their revenue-sharing arrangements. The agreement details how income from various sources (such as streaming, physical sales, synchronization, and performance rights) will be divided, ensuring all parties' interests are protected under Australian law. It typically includes comprehensive information about the musical work, the parties involved, their respective percentage shares, payment mechanisms, and reporting requirements. The agreement must comply with Australian copyright legislation, particularly the Copyright Act 1968 (Cth), and should account for both current and future revenue streams. This type of agreement is fundamental in preventing future disputes and ensuring transparent revenue distribution.
