Leasing Advantages

Leasing enables you to preserve precious cash reserves at the same time as being a tax efficient way of providing your business with beneficial new technology.

• Equipment Leasing is 100% tax deductible. You pay your company’s corporation tax on your year end profits, then claim the rental amounts paid over the year back as a business expense, so in theory, as long as your business is profitable, the taxman is paying for the equipment not you. Consult with your accountant to find out more about this massive tax advantage!
• Smaller, regular payments allow smaller businesses with limited available capital to manage cash flow more effectively and adapt to business changes as necessary.
• Leasing allows businesses to upgrade equipment more frequently, ensuring they have the most up-to-date equipment necessary for their business without further large, capital outlays.
• Leasing allows the flexibility of the repayment period 12 to 60 months to match the useful life of the equipment.

How does a lease work?

A lease agreement is a contract between the customer (you) and the leasing company. This allows you to use the equipment over a period of time whilst paying rentals to the leasing company. Typically fixed monthly lease payments are made based on the contract, thus helping manage your cash-flow more effectively.

Typical leasing example:
Equiptment cost:	£1000.00 ex VAT
Rental period:	3 years
Monthly Rental: £22.60 ex VAT

Who leases?

From small start up companies to large multi-national corporations, leasing as a way to install new operational equipment and keep your business up-to-date with the latest technology thus accelerating growth and sustainability within your company which in turn offers better service and efficiency to your customers.