A Franchise Disclosure Document:
A)contains information about every aspect of the franchise agreement.
B)is a monthly document compiled by a franchisee providing information about its sales and profits.
C)extensively uses legal jargon to explain the procedures and rules of the franchisor to the franchisee.
D)is a document sent to the franchisor by the franchisee indicating that the franchisee will no longer sell products under the franchisor's name.

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A Franchise Disclosure Document is a legal document that provides detailed information about every aspect of the franchise agreement, including the franchise fee, royalties, training programs, territorial rights, marketing and advertising requirements, and any other obligations or restrictions imposed on the franchisee. This document is designed to help potential franchisees make informed decisions and avoid any surprises or misunderstandings down the line.