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1. Intellectual Property Rights: Required when the shared costs involve development of intellectual property or use of existing IP

2. Confidentiality: Needed when parties will share sensitive financial or technical information

3. Tax Provisions: Detailed section required when tax implications are significant or when cross-border transactions are involved

4. Entry and Exit Provisions: Required when the agreement allows for additional parties to join or existing parties to exit

5. Service Levels: Needed when the shared costs relate to ongoing services with specific performance requirements

6. Insurance Requirements: Required when shared activities involve significant operational risks

7. Change Control: Needed for long-term agreements where cost bases or allocation methods may need future adjustment

1. Schedule A - Cost Pool Definition: Detailed listing of all costs that form part of the shared cost pool

2. Schedule B - Allocation Methodology: Detailed formulas and examples of how costs will be allocated

3. Schedule C - Initial Cost Estimates: Projected costs and allocations for the first period of the agreement

4. Schedule D - Reporting Templates: Standard formats for cost reporting and reconciliation

5. Schedule E - Contact Details: List of key contacts and their roles for each party

6. Appendix 1 - Governance Procedures: Detailed procedures for meetings, decisions, and dispute resolution

7. Appendix 2 - Accounting Procedures: Detailed procedures for cost tracking, reporting, and reconciliation