Why
Lease?
Make better use of your money.
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Finance 100% of your costs!
In most cases, the full cost of the equipment, plus the shipping,
installation, training, consulting, software hardware and
maintenance can be included in the lease. This spreads the cost
out evenly over the term of the lease and frees your capital to
work harder for you in other opportunities.
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Conservation
of Capital.
Money that could be used to buy inventory, advertising, and salary
is better spent doing just that rather than purchasing equipment
that depreciates. If you are in business where you have important
alternative uses for money on hand, leasing is preferred when
compared with a bank loan.
Leasing
Gives You More Control
than Bank Loans.
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Control
Payments.
You can control the monthly payments on an equipment lease
depending on the type of lease you choose. This is a distinct advantage in
times when many equipment financing transactions have floating
interest rates. Knowing in advance what your payments will be
enables you to budget & manage equipment dollars for a
long time.
As inflation increases, monthly payments remain the same. Bank credit lines remain intact for other needs.
Avoid the risk of your equipment becoming obsolete!
Ownership forces you to run the risk that new technology will make
your equipment obsolete within a few years, leaving you with
equipment that no longer meets your needs. Leasing allows you to
cost effectively upgrade your equipment to the latest technology
thus keeping your business
competitive.
Equipment
Types.
These are just a few equipment-leasing options of what you can
lease at low rates. Computer leasing,
industrial leasing, machine tool leasing, fitness equipment
leasing, software leasing, used equipment leasing, office
equipment leasing, office furniture leasing, communications
equipment leasing, construction equipment leasing, medical
equipment leasing, rental equipment leasing, and much more!
Tax advantages.
Depending on the structure of the lease, the entire monthly
payment may be written off as a deduction over the whole term of
the lease. Just as businesses have done for years, a lessee can usually
deduct their monthly lease payment as an operating expense.
This clearly reduces the new cost of the lease. It is always
best to talk to your tax accountant.