BENEFITS OF FINANCING
“CASHFLOW IS KING”

Effective cash flow management is an extremely important element to a successful business – small or large. Equipment financing offers business owners a means to acquire equipment based on an operating budget – not based on capital or cash in hand.
Equipment financing is an option which enables any business to acquire new equipment – or upgrade existing equipment – while avoiding the inefficiencies of obsolescence. Financing also means postponing the ultimate purchase decision for a piece of equipment until the end of the financing term.

ADDITIONAL BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Tax Treatment – The tax incentives for purchasing new equipment have never been greater – specifically Tax Rule 179. By taking advantage of a lease to purchase option, the amount you save in taxes could be greater than what you pay in the first year of a lease. Your new equipment could make money for you from DAY ONE!

Asset Management – Financing provides the use of equipment for specific periods of time at fixed payments. The financing company assumes and manages the risk of equipment ownership. At the end of the term, if you elect to return the equipment, the financing company is responsible for the disposition of the asset.

Flexible End of Term Options – There are typically three flexible options at the end of a term. You can return the equipment, purchase the equipment from the finance company, or extend the financing for an additional period of time.

100% Financing – Since a lease often doesn’t require a own payment, it’s equivalent to 100% financing.

Flexibility – As businesses grow and needs change, you are able to add or upgrade your equipment at any point during the finance term.

FOR MORE INFORMATION ON LEASING AZTEC EQUIPMENT,
PLEASE CALL EILEEN BRENNANEBRENNAN@MARLINLEASING.COM OR (856) 505-4451
TOP 5 REASONS TO FINANCE EQUIPMENT 

  1. ABILITY TO ADOPT NEW TECHNOLOGY FASTER
  2. FREES BANK LINES OF CREDIT
  3. PROVIDES AN ALTERNATIVE CREDIT SOURCE
  4. IMPROVES CASH FORECASTING AND BUDGETING
  5. RETENTION OF CAPITAL TO GENERATE EARNINGS