Privacy Policy:

If you handle personal data, you must have a detailed Privacy Policy to comply with regulations like the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (EU), California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) (California, USA), or any local data protection laws.

Consumer Protection Laws:

Adherence to consumer rights under national laws (e.g., Pakistan’s Consumer Protection Act) and international consumer protection laws (e.g., EU Consumer Protection Laws) which may require additional disclosure of refund policies, warranties, and your liability for defective products or services.

Intellectual Property (IP) Clauses:

Detailed IP terms specifying copyright, trademarks, patents, and usage restrictions on your content and products.

Payment Terms:

Pricing, taxes, and billing policies along with currency, and methods of payment should be clearly outlined.
For international businesses, this includes handling foreign currency transactions and tax-related information specific to each region (e.g., VAT for the EU).

Shipping and Returns:

Clearly state shipping policies, timeframes, international shipping restrictions, and return/refund policies.

Force Majeure Clause:

Detailing situations where your business is excused from liability in cases like natural disasters, war, pandemics, or other events beyond control.

Dispute Resolution:

Adding a clause on how disputes will be resolved, particularly if you’re operating across multiple jurisdictions.
Specify whether disputes will be resolved through arbitration or litigation, and in which jurisdiction (especially relevant for international businesses).

Age Restrictions:

If your products or services are meant for specific age groups (such as cosmetics for adults), include an age restriction clause.

Online Terms of Sale:

Clear terms on the purchase process, including order acceptance, delivery times, and cancellation rights in compliance with e-commerce regulations.

Accessibility:

Ensure compliance with accessibility laws for users with disabilities (e.g., the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) in the U.S.).

Compliance with Local Laws:

Ensure your Terms and Conditions align with local consumer protection laws, tax regulations, and advertising regulations specific to each country or region where you operate.