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Many times it may be desirous to lease capital
equipment rather than finance it as a purchase or buy it outright. In
those situations, you can look to Capital Finance to assist you in getting the
best deal possible for the type of equipment you are considering and your
financial circumstances.
Key Benefits
- Take advantage of Differing Tax
Rates
Some lenders/lessors are always in the market to acquire earning assets
which provide them with tax advantaged benefits. Usually, these
lessors can make greater use of the tax benefits arising from the purchase
of capital equipment than many middle-market lessees. As a result,
lessors may be able to obtain more favorable financing and lower costs than
a simple installment purchase or term financing.
- Preserve Working Capital
When your business is young and/or growing rapidly, it is more beneficial to
use your working capital to increase sales. Rather than be hamstrung
when the next new customer wants to place a large order, many businesses use
equipment leasing to make sure enough working capital is available to
finance new sales.
- Lower Equipment Costs
Very often, for a variety of reasons, you can lower the cost of equipment
purchases by leasing. The lessor, because of its constant purchasing
of equipment, maintains valuable contacts with many equipment vendors that
can result in better equipment purchases at a lower price.
Additionally, since the vendor knows it will be paid immediately for a sale,
it is more inclined to discount its price.
- Manage Balance Sheet Levels
In certain circumstances, equipment lease transactions are not recorded as
debt on your company's balance sheet; so-called "off balance sheet
financing." This may help your company when other loan agreement
covenants or Balance
Sheet ratios are important.
Whatever your reason,
Capital Finance can help through its
extensive and established contacts and experience in equipment leasing. To
see our current leasing guidelines click here.
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