【経営者必見】2024年法改正「中小受託取引適正化法」のポイントと実務対応

Did you know that your company's business contracts could be facing legal challenges? In this video, a lawyer thoroughly explains the amendments to the Small and Medium-sized Enterprise Contract Transactions Improvement Act, which will come into effect in 2024. Learn about the key points of this legal amendment, which will completely change long-standing business practices, and learn specific practical measures to transform your relationships with business partners into equal partnerships, as well as a checklist for avoiding legal risks. ✅ What are the important social changes behind the legal amendments? ✅ Expanded scope of application and newly imposed obligations and prohibited acts ✅ Practical measures that both the requester and the receiver should be aware of ✅ Risks of legal violations and how to turn a crisis into an opportunity ◆Subscribe to our channel here◆    / @nagasesogo   ◆Subscribe to our newsletter here◆ We distribute office announcements and seminar information. https://88auto.biz/nagasesogo/registp... --------------------------------- Contact Nagase Sogo for consultations | Free initial consultation, nationwide coverage --------------------------------- Nagase Sogo Law Office Website https://nagasesogo.com/ ・This channel is operated by Nagase Sogo Law Office, a legal firm. ・The content of this video is based on information available at the time of publication, but does not guarantee consistency with the latest legal and judicial precedents. --------------------------------- Video generated by: NoLang (no-lang.com) Background image: Open Book Free Stock Photo - Public Domain Pictures #Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Contract Transaction Fairness Act #Legal Reform #Subcontracting Act #Corporate Law #Contracts ◆Chapters◆ Viewing time: Approximately 14 minutes 00:00: Introduction 00:21: Video Structure 00:57: Purpose of the Video 01:26: Why is this law important now? 01:45: Differences from the New Freelance Protection Act 02:01: Effective Date and Basic Principles of the Act 02:19: Changes to the Law and Terminology 02:41: [Key Revisions ①] Expansion of Scope of Application 02:49: Key Point ①: Expansion of Scope of Application (Overall Overview) 03:09: Summary of Revisions to the Subcontract Act 03:27: Introduction of Employee Number Standards (Manufacturing Outsourcing, etc.) 03:47: Introduction of Employee Number Standards (Service Outsourcing, etc.) 04:05: Specific Examples of Employee Number Standards 04:29: Addition of Transportation Outsourcing 04:53: Summary of Revisions to the Subcontract Act 05:09: Points to Check in Your Company 05:2 7: [Important Revisions ②] New Obligations and Prohibited Acts 05:42: Point ②: New Obligations and Prohibited Acts 05:56: Prohibition of Pricing without Consultation ① Purpose 06:14: Prohibition of District-Wide Decisions without Consultation ② Cases of Violation 06:36: Prohibition of Payment by Promissory Note, etc. ① Purpose 06:53: Prohibition of Payment by Promissory Note, etc. ② Principles 07:09: Prohibition of Payment by Promissory Note, etc. ③ Prohibited Payment Methods 07:25: Other Prohibited Acts (As Before) 07:44: Other Revisions 08:11: Strengthened Enforcement (Area-Wide Enforcement) 08:37: [For Contractors] Practical Response Checklist 08:42: Practical Response ① Where Do I Start? 09:03: Re-examine your business partners 09:18: Review your contracts: ① Payment terms 09:38: Review your contracts: ② Price negotiation clauses 09:56: Restructuring your internal processes: ① Ordering 10:11: Restructuring your internal processes: ② Price negotiations 10:27: Staff training 10:46: [For contractors] Key points for leveraging your rights 10:50: For contractors 11:00: Utilizing your rights: ① Active price negotiations 11:16: Examples of data to prepare 11:35: Utilizing your rights: ② Utilizing consultation services 11:55: Utilizing your rights: ③ Reporting violations 12:15: Summary 12:18: For professionals 12:33: Risk of violations 12:56: Is the legal reform a "chance" or an "opportunity"? 13:15: To all outsourced businesses (those placing orders) 13:31: To all contracted businesses (those receiving orders) 13:48: Conclusion