Finance
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We have partnered with Geared Asset Finance to bring you hassle-free finance options. Time to consider that new equipment to expand and grow your business!
Easy to apply, with terms designed to meet your needs.
Diversification
Yes, diversification can be an effective strategy for businesses to manage risk and sustain growth over time. Investing in new equipment or technologies can enable a business to expand its service offerings and reach new markets, potentially increasing revenue and profits.
Add new products
By adding a new genre to a business, it can also provide a competitive advantage by distinguishing the business from its competitors and appealing to a broader range of customers. Additionally, offering a wider range of services can improve customer loyalty and retention, as customers may be more likely to continue doing business with a company that can meet all of their needs.
Important to note
However, it is important for businesses to carefully assess the costs and benefits of diversification before making any major investments. This includes evaluating the potential demand for the new service or product, the level of competition in the market, the cost of acquiring and maintaining the necessary equipment or technology, and the potential impact on the business’s core operations.
Leasing has its benefits
Leasing or borrowing funds to purchase new equipment for a business can provide several benefits over using the company’s own funds, including:
Preserving cash flow:
By leasing or borrowing funds, a business can preserve its cash flow and avoid tying up valuable capital in equipment purchases. This can help the business to maintain liquidity and be better positioned to handle unexpected expenses or downturns in the market.
Tax benefits:
In some cases, leasing or financing equipment can provide tax benefits for the business. For example, leasing payments may be tax deductible as a business expense, while financing equipment may enable the business to take advantage of tax depreciation.
Flexibility:
Leasing or financing equipment can provide flexibility in terms of payment options and the ability to upgrade or replace equipment as needed. This can be particularly important for businesses that operate in rapidly evolving industries, where new technology or equipment may become available on a regular basis.
Opportunity cost:
By using a lease or loan to fund equipment purchases, a business can potentially free up capital to invest in other areas of the business that may have a higher return on investment.
Options for business:
We can recommend the most competitive and tax-effective method of financing to enable you to have the equipment you urgently require, regardless of whether your company is new or established. Give your company a simple financing option for the purchase of the equipment you need.
Speak with a member of our committed staff about how we can help you build your business by helping you find an inexpensive way to spread the cost of your machinery and equipment through specialised financing, hire-purchase, lease, or refinance packages.
Finance Options for your Equipment
Chattel Mortgage
Low rates, tax efficiency, flexible terms and residuals, and terms of one to five years.
A Chattel Mortgage enables you to purchase an item that the finance business finances on your behalf, much like a House Mortgage does. Until you pay off the financier, a mortgage is placed on the asset.
At the conclusion of the term, the asset is yours and no further payments are due.
Finance Lease
Tax-effective leasing rates and flexible end-of-term choices.
In terms of how payments are treated in general, a finance lease can offer the advantages of a rental but also grants ownership upon payment of the final residual amount.
This is a useful method of financing longer-lasting assets that are essential to the operation of the company, such as machinery and automobiles.
Rental (Operating Lease)
Tax-effectiveness, adaptability, and periods of 1 to 5 years.
One of the simplest kinds of financing where the consumer doesn’t often accept the risks of ownership is renting. You might consider the price of renting a piece of equipment as an ongoing expense.
At the end of the term, alternatives include the possibility to upgrade, return, or make an offer to purchase the assets. The GST is claimed on each payment as it is made.