What is Lease Finance and What are the Benefits for Business Owners? Lease Finance is an arrangement between you, the business owner, and a leasing company that allows you to select and use an asset without purchasing it outright. You make a monthly payment that is considered a business expense. The types of equipment available include: Medical equipment for labs and doctor’s offices Exercise Equipment for gyms, hotels and office …Read More
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Capital Lease vs. Operating Lease
Capital Lease vs. Operating Lease—What’s the Difference? When comparing the capital lease vs. operating lease the differences have to do mainly with the accounting method, the tax treatment and the ownership of the equipment. Here are the typical differences between the two types of leases. Accounting The capital-type is more like a loan. The equipment you are leasing is treated as an asset and appears on your balance sheet. The …Read More
Leasing – Everyone is doing it
According to the US Small Business Administration, 80% of businesses lease a portion of their equipment. These businesses include small family owned businesses to Fortune 500 Companies. Because of the myriad of benefits equipment leasing can provide, it has become a crucial tool for growing companies today. Along with providing significant tax and cash flow advantages, equipment leasing can provide your business with a number of other benefits that allow …Read More
2013 Updates for Section 179 Deductions
Section 179 Deductions Jan 2, 2013 – Big news: Section 179 has received a nice boost for the 2013 tax year. To read details, download the 154 page H.R.8: American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012. Better known as the “Fiscal Crisis Bill”, this raises Section 179’s limits for both the 2012 and 2013 tax years. Here are the new Section 179 Deduction Limits for 2013 (and 2012 retroactive) 2013 Deduction Limit …Read More