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Saves
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Easier
Budgeting |
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Future
Credit Line Facility |
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Upgrade
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Tax
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Convenience |
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Regular
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Saves working Capital |
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If you buy the equipment outright the capital
invested, becomes tied up in a depreciating asset. This means it
cannot be used for other projects. Leasing equipment, on the other
hand allows you to save resources for other purposes such as new
business opportunities, responding to unexpected problems, product
development or marketing.
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Easier Budgeting |
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Payments made throughout your lease agreement are
not affected by changes in interest rates. So unlike a bank loan
or an overdraft you can plan accurately for lease payments in advance.
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Future Credit Line Facility |
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If you lease the equipment existing credit lines,
such as arrangements with the bank, remain intact. This gives you
the additional flexibility to use these arrangements if necessary
in the future.
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Upgrade Options |
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Leasing allows your business to keep up with the
changes in technology and respond to any industry or competitive
pressures. Your original installation can be altered, added to or
completely changed either during or at the end of the lease agreement
to accommodate any changes.
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Tax Efficient |
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If you pay corporation tax, leasing can be particularly
attractive. Leasing payments may be deducted from taxable profits,
which reduces the net cost of renting the equipment.
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Convenience |
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You can make leasing payments by direct debit.
This helps you to avoid time in organising payment for equipment
rental invoices.
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Regular Payments & 100% Financing |
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When you lease you make a series of regular payments
instead of a large capital outlay. Leasing payments are spread over
a period of 1 - 5 years on the profile that is most suited to you
(monthly, quarterly) and we also have semi annual and annual profiles
available
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