Legal Definitions - business form

A business form is a type of document used for record-keeping and other business purposes. It is usually a blank form that needs to be filled out with information before it can convey any meaning or value.

For example, a job application form is a type of business form. It contains blank fields for the applicant to fill out with their personal information, work experience, and education. Once the form is completed, it provides the employer with valuable information about the applicant's qualifications and suitability for the job.

Another example of a business form is an invoice. It is a blank form that a business sends to a customer to request payment for goods or services provided. The invoice contains blank fields for the business to fill out with details about the products or services provided, the amount owed, and the payment due date.

Blank forms, including business forms, are not eligible for copyright protection. This means that anyone can use and reproduce them without permission or legal consequences.