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Equipment Leasing Creates Tax Benefits

Equipment Leasing Allows Tax Savings - Most of the time the Equipment Lease can be written off as a monthly expense. When equipment is purchased with cash or a loan is taken out to purchase equipment, the customer must depreciate the asset over a long period of time . Here is an illustration:

Reap the 2008 tax benefits when financing.

Financing is attractive to companies that want to take advantage of the tax benefits. What this can mean for you:

Accelerate depreciation using tax code Section 179.
Any excess above the expensed amount may be depreciated.
Lower the true cost of ownership of your equipment.

Act Now! To take advantage of the 2007 tax benefits, you must have the equipment acquired and put in use before year-end.

Contact us today and let us structure a finance option so you can reap the tax benefits...

The benefit of a Non-Tax/Capital Lease is the ability to take advantage of the Tax Code Section 179.

Recent Tax Law Changes Give Businesses Powerful Incentives To Invest In Equipment.

As of January 1, 2007, Businesses can immediately deduct up to $112,000 for new investment in equipment.
The Tax Law favors "Capital Leases" – the type of lease which AzEquipmentFunding recommends. These are leases with a "bargain" purchase option such as $100.
True Leases – leases with Fair Market Value Purchase Options – are not favored under the new tax law and do not achieve maximum tax benefits.

You can benefit from these advantageous tax incentives now! You will be able to immediately deduct up to $112,000 of the cost of your equipment and achieve maximum tax benefits. You can additionally expense a portion of the lease payment as "interest". Our leasing programs provide low affordable payments, conservation of cash flow, and keep bank credit lines untouched.

Many of the provisions of The Jobs and Growth Tax Relief Reconciliation Act of 2003, offer powerful tax incentives for new investment in equipment. These incentives continue with the Tax Increase Prevention and Reconciliation Act of 2005 (TIPRA), signed into law by President Bush during 2006.

TIPRA gives many small to midsize businesses a break by extending the increased Sec. 179 deduction. Originally scheduled to drop back to $25,000 in 2006, the $100,000 expensing election is now available through 2009. Because this amount is increased for inflation, for 2007 the Sec. 179 deduction is $112,000.

AzEquipmentFunding.com Leasing provides the perfect leasing structure to take advantage of all of the benefits of the law and at the same time conserve cash with an affordable monthly payment.

Here are the specifics: For businesses, the most lucrative piece of the law is a huge increase in the "Section 179" first-year depreciation allowance for equipment to $112,000 as of January 1, 2007. It was originally $25,000. Under this tax break, businesses can immediately deduct 100 percent of the cost of most new and used business personal property, including computer software.

The Tax Law favors Capital Leases - the type of Lease that we recommend - over a traditional True Lease.

Our recommended lease offers all of the tax benefits of ownership provided under the tax bill as well as maximization of cash flow. With an immediate deduction of 100 percent of the cost of most new and used business property under "Section 179", it now makes no sense to acquire equipment under a True Lease and spread the payments over the life of the lease. With a Capital Lease from us, you can immediately expense the entire equipment cost as well as the "interest portion" of the lease payments. Your tax benefits are maximized, and you gain all the advantages of a lease with us - conservation of cash, a low, affordable monthly payment, and bank lines are kept open and available for operating needs.

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