Leasing conserves your working capital.
Rather than purchasing equipment with cash, lease it. When you lease equipment, you make only monthly payments. Since there is no down payment to start with, you conserve your working capital to be used more profitably for your short-term business needs.

Leasing preserves your credit lines.
Unfortunately, some of the credit available to you today might not be there tomorrow if you exhaust your line of credit with a major purchase. Leasing the equipment you need, however, helps preserve valuable credit lines while giving you the financial resources you need.

Leasing provides 100% financing.
You may finance up to 100% of your equipment cost. That includes freight cost. That includes freight, installation and some incidental charges. So, you won't have to compromise or settle for less than you need.

Leasing provides flexibility.
Through leasing's extended terms, payment amounts can be substantially lower than they would be if the equipment was purchased with borrowed funds. Lease payments can be monthly or quarterly or annually, etc. Different payment amounts can be designed to occur within the same lease, including seasonal and step payments. In short, leasing provides you with far greater financial flexibility than any other form of equipment acquisition, enabling you to buy more equipment while staying within your corporate budget.

Leasing provides a variety of tax benefits.
Unlike loan payments, lease payments may be fully deductible as an operation expense.

Low acquisition costs.
Your capital requirement is low, usually one or two advance payments.

Leasing eliminates equipment obsolescence.
Leasing lets you regularly upgrade your equipment to a state-of-the-art level, eliminating the inefficiencies of owning outdated equipment.