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If you are looking to purchase business equipment then you face three choices:

 

Purchase outright

You (the customer) use your own funds to take ownership of the equipment/asset

 

Equipment Finance Loan

You (the customer) takes ownership of the equipment/asset and offer the asset or another asset as security to the lender.

 

Equipment Finance Leasing

Lender/financier owns the equipment/asset and agrees to lease it to the customer for a prescribed amount and period. Generally, at the end of the lease agreement the customer may, subject to approval, offer to purchase the vehicle/equipment for the residual amount.

 

The advantages and disadvantages of leasing

 

Advantages

Disadvantages

 

Allows the customer to defer expenses across a longer period; rather than paying for everything up front:

 

Conserves working capital and lines of credit for other profitable aspects of the business.

 

Ownership of the assets doesn’t produce income – it is the use made of them that does.

 

 

Over the life of the item, leasing can cost more than purchasing outright.

 

Leasing may provide protection against interest rate rises

 

Rentals remain constant for the period of the lease but if the customer borrows money to purchase equipment, they risk interest rate rises

 

 

Ownership of the goods remain with the lessor and payments are an ongoing cost usually monthly.

 

Other benefits:

 

  • Pay for equipment as you use it a lease allows for the payments to be made as the benefits are realised.

 

  • Flexibility the lender often allows the customer to either return the equipment to the lessor, re-lease it for another term, or exercise their purchase option.

 

 

·        Conserve capital – the customer pays for the equipment only as they use it. Therefore, capital is more readily available to use for new ideas, products, employees etc.

 

·        No down payment 100 % is available

 

·        Convenience – the lease can be structured to meet the customers needs

 

·        Possible tax savings – the business can structure their lease to obtain tax benefits that may not be possible from purchasing the equipment outright

 

·        Fixed interest rates – these can be fixed at the time of application.

 

For further information on the benefits please go to:

 

http://www.ato.gov.au/businesses

 

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