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Why should a business consider
leasing equipment?
Leasing
Advantages
Financial experts agree
that Leasing can make good business sense. Leasing is the answer to conserving
cash while putting the best equipment available to work for you. Leasing
promotes profit growth by providing you with the equipment necessary to
go faster and improve quality at less cost.
Here are a few good reasons
why a "Weslease" makes sense:
- Lease almost any kind
of equipment. Production and maintenance equipment, machines, tools,
construction equipment, business machines, copiers, computers, medical/dental
equipment. Small or large it's available through our leasing programs.
- Freedom to choose the
equipment you want. You make the arrangements as to price and specifications
with the supplier you have selected. You retain all manufacturer's warranties
and guarantees.
- Longer terms, smaller
payments. Typical lease terms are two to five years... usually somewhat
less than the useful life of the equipment. Nearly always this term
is longer than a normal loan period from a borrowing source, resulting
in lower monthly payments. Click
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- Virtually %100 financing.
Practically any other financing demands a substantial down payment,
deposit or compensating bank balance. By leasing you can quickly acquire
use of the equipment you want without major cash outlay.
- Tax advantages. Lease
payments are often 100% tax deductible. While subject to Revenue Canada
guidelines this may mean a more rapid write off to you. Because the
lease term is generally shorter than the depreciable life, payments
can be expensed in a shorter duration.
- Conserve cash while equipment
generates profits. Cash and machines are working assets. With no
cash tied up in the equipment, you have both assets working for you.
Particularly important under conditions of high-priced money, inflation
and cost squeezes.
- Budget Management.
Budget restrictions preventing purchase of equipment or acquisition
of fixed assets still may often permit a workable lease arrangement.
This may be true of branch operations of larger companies, for hospitals,
non-profit organizations, and municipalities.
- Hedge against obsolescence.
With today's rapidly moving technology, some equipment can become obsolete
relatively quickly. Leasing frequently enables you to acquire the new
equipment you need without having to keep costly equipment working years
beyond its profitable time.
- Project costs more accurately.
You have known payments over a specified period. There are no depreciation
figures to be questioned, no varying interest costs to be estimated.
Leasing helps take the guesswork out of budgeting.
- Build your available
credit. With leasing, you can get the equipment you need now without
disturbing your present bank credit lines. Preserving your bank lines
for other possible uses means the same thing to you as expanding available
credit.
- Alleviate dilution of
equity. Leasing offers you a viable alternative to having to raise
additional capital through adding more shareholders or partners, or
limiting your lines of credit with loans on your fixed assets.
- Flexible lease plans.
Lease payments can be arranged to match your cash flow pattern, to match
seasonal business, to match earnings generated by the equipment. Upon
expiration of your lease, arrangements can be made for renewal, purchase,
or return of equipment. We will structure a lease plan to fit your situation
and specific requirements.
- Protection from inflation.
When you lease equipment, you pay for it as you use it. When you purchase,
you pay in current dollars for future use of equipment. So, if inflation
continues, leasing can help provide protection against future decrease
in dollar value.
- Least expensive way to
get equipment. After examining the possibilities involved in cash
purchase, a bank loan, or instalment purchase, and after considering
the advantages you can derive from the use of freed-up capital, you
often find leasing costs you less than other methods of acquiring the
equipment you need. Click
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