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I just had a giant tree cut down at my house. An 80’ tall White Oak – it was growing right next to the house. I figured it to be at least 100 years old (probably more). I’m not one to just get rid of something so majestic, but it always made me a bit [...]
In my last blog, I wrote about choosing a new equipment financing partner, and certain things you should look for. One of those things was “flexibility in equipment financing”, and it occurred to me that this is a pretty deep topic, and worthy of a separate post. When I say flexibility, I am talking about [...]
I posted earlier this year a few things about “equipment financing as marketing”, “captive financing”, and other “manufacturer-based” equipment financing posts. The general theme of these posts was that offering financing on equipment was a good sales tool, and the choice of equipment financing partners mattered. So let’s say you want to get on board, [...]
We’re talking about Section 179 a little more… It’s the opinion of many that, after a few years with higher limits, Section 179 is ready to go back to its old, lower limits. There’s nothing concrete yet, but that’s the buzz I hear. But if you want some kind of tangible sign, well, the first [...]
I was doing this little marketing project the other day (yes, Fletch wears many hats around here… you should see me when it’s my turn to do the floors!) Anyway, I was writing about Section 179 and equipment financing, and how it can save you money for months after you finance the equipment, etc etc. [...]
Section 179 Deductions
Happy New Year! We've reached 2012 - and time once again to claim your Section 179 Write-Off for this 2012 tax year!
If you want that new piece of equipment or the latest software to fire up your business - don't hesitate to contact me to learn more about Section 179 Qualified Financing!!
Recent Thoughts by Fletch
- Reason #5 why an equipment financing company is better than a bank – Financial Statement Covenants
- Reason #4 why an equipment financing company is better than a bank – Compensating Balance
- It’s tax time – did you take advantage of Section 179?
- Reason #3 an equipment financing company is better than the bank – we don’t want your first born (or your kid’s college fund) as collateral.
- Reason #2 an equipment financing company is better than the bank – the Upfront Costs are lower.
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