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Document Generators

The document-generator category lists 10 generators that turn a short form into a formatted, print-ready document. Each produces a strong starting template — always have legal documents reviewed by a qualified attorney before use, as requirements vary by jurisdiction.

4 of them run inside TaxEase (bill of sale, LLC operating agreement, power of attorney, business plan). NDA, Contract, Employment Contract, Lease Agreement, Invoice, and Receipt now open on ZTools — same developer, also free; the links below redirect there.

Worth knowing before you click: the NDA, Contract, Employment Contract, and Lease Agreement entries all redirect to one general contract-template generator on ZTools, not to four separate purpose-built forms. It covers those agreement types from a single form; expect to adapt the wording yourself.

GeneratorWhat it producesWhere it opens
NDA GeneratorNon-disclosure terms, via the general contract templateZTools
LLC Operating AgreementOperating agreement for a limited liability companyTaxEase
Bill of SaleBill of sale for transferring ownership of goodsTaxEase
Invoice GeneratorProfessional invoice with line items and totalsZTools
Receipt GeneratorPayment receiptZTools
Employment ContractEmployment terms, via the general contract templateZTools
Lease AgreementTenancy terms, via the general contract templateZTools
Power of AttorneyGeneral, limited, or durable power of attorneyTaxEase
Business PlanStructured business plan with the standard sectionsTaxEase
Contract GeneratorGeneral service, consulting, freelance, or sales agreementZTools

How to use a generator

  1. Open a generator and fill in the parties, dates, and terms.
  2. Press Generate to render a formatted document.
  3. Review it, then use Print / Download PDF to export.
  4. Have an attorney review the final document before signing.

Frequently asked questions

Are these documents legally binding?

The generators produce templates, not legal advice. A template becomes a binding document only when properly completed, executed, and (for some documents like a power of attorney) notarized or witnessed per your state's requirements. Have a qualified attorney review anything important.

Can I leave optional fields blank?

Yes. Optional fields fall back to sensible default language so the generated document is still complete and readable.