Lease Purchase
Is an agreement with the lender that allows you to use the asset and maintain the asset as if it were your own with the added flexibility of payment and exit options such as selling the asset, giving it back or purchasing it from the lender.
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Lease Purchase
There are many ways to acquire assets, such as equipment for your business without paying for them upfront. Hire purchase is one way, but some companies may not need to own the equipment or vehicle outright, in which case leasing the asset may be the best option. The acquisition of assets can be a costly commitment for many businesses. However, there are many advantages to leasing the equipment or vehicles you need, perhaps to expand your business. Leasing is a common form of finance which allows you to borrow an asset over a fixed period in return for regular payments. It's a simple transaction whereby the company chooses the products it needs and the lender buys it on behalf of the business
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The company will be expected to take good care and maintenance of the asset, insuring it as necessary. The lease can be continued once the loan period ends, or it can be sold second hand to another party. One advantage of leasing an asset is that it will not appear on the company balance sheet, as it is not the rightful property of the business and the full cost of the lease can be deducted as taxable income.
With a lease purchase agreement, the company pays an upfront deposit and a series of monthly payments for the agreed term. The costs are calculated using the retail value of the asset and you may be able to defer your part of the loan until the end of the agreement, which means lower monthly payments. You must have fully comprehensive insurance with a vehicle lease purchase. If you can offer a larger initial deposit, the monthly repayments may be less. With this type of agreement, you enter into a contract to fully purchase the asset at the end of the term.
Talk to mortgage brokers if you are need funding for business assets.
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