A New Hampshire Parent Company Agreement is a legal document that is utilized when a parent company in New Hampshire incorporates a subsidiary business. This agreement outlines the rights and obligations of the parent company and the subsidiary company. It also outlines the financial relationship between the two entities, including the ability of the parent company to provide loans or other investments to the subsidiary. There are two main types of New Hampshire Parent Company Agreement: Articles of Agreement and Operating Agreement. The Articles of Agreement set out the terms and conditions of the relationship between the parent and subsidiary companies, including the rights of each party, the duties of each party, and the involvement of the parent company in the operations of the subsidiary. The Operating Agreement outlines the management and control of the subsidiary, including the appointment of officers, the duties of officers, and the roles of the parent company and the subsidiary.