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Equipment Leasing |
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Would you pay your office staff their salaries five years in advance?
Of course not, and that is the same reason you should lease
depreciating equipment for your business.
Leasing pays for itself.
Your profits come from the use of the equipment, not the ownership
of it. When you lease, it earns its worth because you pay for
it as you use it.
Leasing can help your financial
picture by matching the terms of the lease with the useful life
of the equipment, and also by providing 100+% financing which
in turn enhances your company's financial position. |
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Benefits of Equipment Leasing: |
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Less impact on cash flow |
Lower monthly payments
more easily meet your cash flow requirements. |
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Reduced
interest rate risk |
By locking in
fixed payments now, you can avoid the risk of inflation in the
future. |
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Reduced paperwork |
<$75,000 program
only require a simple, one-page application for established franchises. |
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Conservation of capital
and credit |
Your lines of credit and internal
sources of capital aren't tied up in equipment. Instead, they're
available for opportunities such as future expansion, marketing,
or personnel. |
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Immediate use of equipment |
After signing your documents,
you can contact the vendor to schedule delivery. It's that easy. |
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100% financing - including
soft costs |
In addition to financing 100%
of the equipment, you can include "soft" costs such as
sales tax, shipping, software, training, extended equipment warranties
maintenance and installation. |
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Tax benefits |
Depending on the structure, you
may be able deduct the monthly lease payments as an operating expense.
In addition, leasing may help your practice avoid the Alternative
Minimum Tax (AMT). |
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Improved balance sheet
ratios |
Unlike the other methods of financing,
operating lease obligations generally are not capitalized, improving
balance sheet ratios. |
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