EQUIPMENT LEASING
Program Features:
Operating Lease
An Operating Lease is a traditional leasing structure that typically offers the lowest monthly payments, making it an excellent option for businesses that want to preserve working capital. This solution allows you to acquire the equipment you need today while keeping cash available for other operational priorities.
Capital Lease
A Capital Lease functions much like a financed purchase. The equipment is treated as an asset by your business, and ownership transfers to you at the end of the lease term. This option is ideal for companies that intend to keep the equipment long-term while spreading the cost over predictable monthly payments.
Tax Lease
With a Tax Lease, the lessor is considered the owner of the equipment for tax purposes and assumes the benefits and responsibilities of ownership, including depreciation. However, you may still be able to deduct the lease payments as a business expense, providing potential tax advantages while maintaining access to the equipment your business needs.
