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Any
growing business is apt to face the dilemma of
limited cash flow and the need to add equipment.
Leasing can put that equipment to work for you
with real cash flow advantages and without a major
capital investment.
Low Monthly Payments
Your monthly lease payment will usually be lower
than the payment required by other methods of
financing. You can afford more of the best with
leasing.
Acquire Equipment Without Tying Up Capital
Other types of financing require a hefty down
payment. Leasing is 100% financed, requiring an
advance of only one or two months' payments. The
equipment goes to work for you immediately, with
minimal up-front cost.
Protect Your Lines of Credit
Lease payments have no impact on your credit lines
with your bank. Preserve your borrowing power
for other business opportunities.
Maintain a Competitive Edge
Leasing gives you the advantages of leading-edge
technology at an affordable cost. The latest,
best equipment allows you to perform your job
faster, better and cheaper than the competition.
Eliminate Obsolescence
The newest innovation doesn't stay new. Leasing
gives you today's best technology and then lets
you upgrade when the equipment has outlived its
advantage. You can eliminate the hassle of selling
equipment at a severely depreciated value.
Take Care of the "Hidden Costs"
Leasing gives you more than just equipment - it
can also cover the cost of delivery and installation.
Your lease includes everything it takes to put
the equipment to work for you.
Realize Tax Advantages
Purchases are made with after-tax dollars. Lease
payments, on the other hand, usually can be treated
as pre-tax business expense and as such may reduce
your taxes. Consult your accountant or tax advisor
for specific details on this important benefit.
Simplify Accounting
Lease payments are little more than a line item
in your monthly cost of operations - a minimal
bookkeeping effort that frees you from time consuming
depreciation schedules.
A Fixed-Payment Shelter from Market Conditions
Lease payments are fixed no matter what happens
to the market tomorrow - unlike bank lines of
credit with variable rates.
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