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 Capital
Connection "Leasing" has advantages
over traditional "Bank
Loans"; 8 out of 10
companies, large and small, find value in some form of Leasing.
- Simple "One Page" Application... does not require a business plan or financial statements for
funds up to $75,000!
- 100 Percent Financing... little or no money down at the time
of funding. Since a lease
may not require
a down
payment, it does not drain available cash resources.
The amount financed can also include "soft-costs",
shipping and other
expenses
associated with new acquisitions.
- "Write-off" the Lease Dollars
Spent... Lease
payments are considered business operating expenses and are treated
as such on your balance sheet.
- Flexibility... As you grow,
you can add, change or upgrade at any point during the
lease. We can structure your lease program to anticipate these
changes.
- Tailored Plans... suited for your specific
need(s). A variety of leasing options are available. We offer
initial low
payments that allow the equipment to generate income,
which offset the cost(s), and adjustable schedules that help
those businesses with peak and seasonal revenues. We can also
create a unique plan for your
business situation and climate.
- Manage your Balance Sheet... An operating
lease is not considered a long-term debt or liability; it does
not
appear
as a debt on your financial statement.
- Asset Management... Our lease provides the "Lessee"
the use of the equipment for a specific period of time, and
with a fixed
payment schedule. The "Lessor" has
the risk of equipment ownership through the term.
There are several options
for disposing of equipment after the lease term ends.
They are: returning the
equipment, renewing the lease, or purchasing the
equipment.
- The Ability to Act Quickly... Establishing
your company with a Capital Connection line-of-credit
will allow you to respond quickly
to
new
opportunities
with minimal
documentation.
- Tax Benefits... "Lessors" pass
the tax benefits of ownership on to the "Lessee" in
the form of lower monthly payments.
- Tax Advantage... The IRS does not consider
an operating lease to be a purchase; it is viewed as tax-deductible
overhead
expense. Therefore, you can deduct the lease payments from
your corporate income.
A side by side comparison of Leasing and Traditional Asset
Based Financing can be viewed
here.
Please consult with your Financial Advisors as
to which funding plan best suits your business
tax strategy.
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