The importance of knowing when not to buy
Paying upfront to purchase expensive equipment or machinery can affect your cash reserves. And ending up with severely depreciated assets doesn’t always do the business any good, either. Speak to your accountant for further information.
Renting or leasing equipment takes the strain off your cash flow. And it usually means a tax advantage and a healthy balance sheet.
With technology moving so quickly, it also means you can have the best, most up-to-date equipment available.
Turn on to off balance sheet funding
Rental payments don’t usually appear as balance sheet liabilities. Instead, they are treated as an operating expense and may have taxation advantages. As an expense item, these payments can also fall outside of annual capital budget allocations. This may mean improved balance sheet ratios. If this idea appeals, then check with your accountant or legal advisor, and if it’s right for you, we’re ready and waiting.
Max-out your buying power
Bundle the cost of ancillary equipment into your rental or lease. Hardware, software, maintenance, cabling and training can be included in one, affordable facility. An added bonus? A bigger purchase means a better negotiating position with suppliers.
We’re flexible
Every Capital Finance rental and operating lease agreement is tailored for you and the equipment you need. That means you get flexibility at every stage, so that each operating lease or rental contract matches the ‘useful life’ of your equipment.
Rental / Operating Lease
Is the equipment concerned quickly outdated? Do you want to avoid capital expenditure? Under a Rental Operating Lease, goods and equipment are returned to us at the end of the rental period. Of, if it suits you, terms can be extended or renegotiated.
Finance is subject to credit assessment and approval. Credit fees and charges are payable. Terms and conditions apply.
Call the Capital Finance Business Finance Hotline now on 1300 300 840 or email customercarewebsite@capital-finance.com.au