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Paying for equipment
Tip #1... Capital financing
Why tie up valuable cash on capital equipment investments when we have credit available today.
We can offer financing on combined purchases as low as $1,000.00 (industry standard is $5,000.00).
Start thinking about ways to increase your revenue with the help of your new equipment rather than how you will justify a capital expenditure.
Tip #2... Roll your "soft costs" into the financing bundle
Our financing allows you to include shipping, installation, and service contracts.
Fast, easy, no hassle approvals... how easy does that make your job?
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Complete our online form to access up to $150,000 instantly
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Obtain a quote from Air Service of New Hampshire for the purchase
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Approval is issued
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Equipment is delivered
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Finance Payments Begin!
Flex Pay Structures & Short Term Financing
Take advantage of 12 month net term finance programs that allow you to quickly return your purchase to profitability. Or, defer payments for up to 90 days to allow time to get the purchase producing profits before monthly payments begin.
Lock-In Low Monthly Payments
Hedge against rising interest rates. Use financing to lock-in low monthly payments for up to 6 years on key equipment.
Tip #3... Tax deductible
Section 179 increases for 2008 !
The limit for 1st year expenses in 2008 (under section 179) has been increased to $250,000 (almost double the 2007 limit of $128,000).
What this could mean for your businesses: instead of depreciating a newly acquired asset over several years, the Section 179 expense allows a business to take a current year deduction of the full purchase amount up to $250,000 for assets under $800,000. This benefit begins to decline after total new asset acquisition tops $800,000. Over $800,000, the amount you can deduct decreases by $1 for every dollar spent above $800,000.
Tip #4... Depreciation
The Economic Stimulus Package includes a bonus 50% expensing allowance for capital equipment placed in service in 2008 (capital equipment types must meet certain criteria, check with your tax advisor for full details) when the value exceeds $250,000. What this could mean for your businesses: Capital acquired and put in use in 2008 may be depreciated at 50% of the cost of the investment in 2008 and then depreciate the remaining cost under the regular depreciation rules.
