You can lease almost any kind equipment.

You choose the equipment you want.
You make the arrangements as to price and specifications with the supplier you have selected. You retain all manufacture’s warranties and guarantees.

You gain possible tax advantages.
Lease payments are often treated as fully deductible expenses. This may mean a more rapid write off to you. Because the lease term is generally shorter than the depreciable life.., payments can be expensed in a shorter duration.

You keep both cash and machines generating profits.
Cash and machines are working assets. With no cash tied up in the equipment, you have both assets working for you. Particularly important under conditions of high-priced money, inflation and cost squeezes.

You can deal with budget restrictions.
Budget restrictions preventing purchase of equipment or acquisition of fixed assets still may often permit a workable lease arrangement. This may be true of branch operations of larger companies, for hospitals, non-profit organizations, and municipalities.

You can project costs more accurately.
You have know payments over a specified period. There are no depreciation figures to be questioned, no varying interest costs to be estimated. Leasing helps take the guesswork out of budgeting.

You can build your available credit.
With leasing, you can get the equipment you need now without disturbing your present bank credit lines. Preserving your bank lines for other possible uses means the same thing to you as expanding available credit.

You alleviate dilution of equity.
Leasing offers you a viable alternative to having to raise additional capital through adding more shareholders or partners, or limiting your lines of credit with loans on your fixed assets.

You have a hedge against inflation.
When you lease equipment, you pay for it as you use it. When you purchase, you pay in current dollars for future use of equipment. So if inflation continues, leasing can help provide protection against future decrease in dollar value.