An Intellectual Property Transfer Agreement (IPTA) is a contractual document designed to define and regulate the transfer of intellectual property rights from one party to another. The agreement lays out the conditions of the transfer, including who owns the IP rights, how they can be used, and how royalties or other compensation may be paid. It should also include an enforcement clause that sets out protocols for the resolution of disputes. Ultimately, an IPTA is essential for both parties involved in any intellectual property transfer, ensuring that all rights are respected and agreements honored.