Today, more than ever, various tools are needed to
run your business effectively , primarily equipment
and technology. The benefit to you and your business
is in the use of these products, not the ownership of
what is a depreciating asset.
Leasing allows you effectively run and grow your business.
Five Reasons to Lease Your Next Large Equipment
or Technology Purchase
- 100% Financing
Traditionally, financing does not include “soft
costs” like installation, implementation,
and maintenance. Let US Equipment Financing
show you how to lease or finance all costs for
your equipment and technology purchases, achieving
100% financing. With minimal initial cash outlay
and quick approval, profits are earned faster
as your equipment works for you.
- Flexibility
Leasing large equipment and technology purchases
affords you flexibility and freedom as the needs
of your business grow and change. Leasing provides
opportunity to quickly acquire new equipment
or upgrade technologies when needed, allowing
you to stay ahead of the competition.
- Maintain Strong Cashflow
Cashflow is the foundation of any business.
Using valuable cash or credit lines for large
equipment and technology purchases that lose
value with time puts strain on cash reserves
and can cripple your business. Buy what appreciates
and lease what depreciates! Reserve your capital
and use leasing to spread affordable, fixed
payments over time while enjoying some significant
financial benefits.
- Stay on the Cutting Edge
Avoid obsolescence! Keep critical systems and
equipment current. Depreciation oftentimes causes
organizations to retain owned equipment, computers,
and software long beyond their useful lifespan.
Leasing, on the other hand, allows you to continually
upgrade your equipment and technology as needed,
by allowing you the flexibility to upgrade at
the expiration of the lease, or include provisions
for upgrades and add-ons into the lease document.
- Tax Benefits
- There are multiple tax benefits available
when leasing, including:
- Article 179 – Beginning in 2007,
businesses can expense up to $112,000 worth
of equipment placed into service this year.
- Many times, lease payments are considered
overhead, and lease payment can be written
off as operating expenses or off balance
sheet deduction/rental payment.
- Since depreciation schedules are unnecessary
with equipment leasing, lease payments can
be written-off as made, allowing for faster
disposition and increased cash availability
versus ownership and depreciation.
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