Companies Gain A Competitive Advantage In All Economies By Increasing Profitability and Leveraging Capital
According to the U.S. Small Business Administration, 8 out of 10 American companies lease all or some of their productivity equipment- office IT networks, computers, phone systems, fax machines, copiers, furniture and fixtures, leasehold improvements, vehicles, heavy manufacturing and construction machinery.

Here are some of the reasons why companies lease equipment:
Preserve Working Capital: (100% Financing - Little or No Cash Outlay) Leasing equipment from Elite Commercial Lending conserves your working capital for use where it will produce the best return. This could mean more money for R & D, marketing for inventory or for investment in appreciating assets such as real estate.

Speed:
Many leasing deals can be approved in a couple of days without all the red tape so you can respond quickly to new opportunities.

Tax Advantages:
Qualifying payments for a lease with Elite Commercial Lending are 100% tax deductible as an expense. (as opposed to only being able to deduct depreciation and interest expense) so your cost recovery is fas5ter. In addition, certain tax law provisions may make it possible for you to expense the entire cost of the equipment now, even though you are paying for the equipment over time. (Please talk to your accountant about this in greater detail).

Credit Line Maintenance:
An Elite Commercial Lending lease does not impact your available credit lines. It is like getting an additional line of credit. In many circumstances, the lease can be structured as an off balance sheet transaction and thus not considered a liability for financial reporting purposes.

Flexibility:
Our leases may cover soft costs such as installation, freight and integration costs in addition to the equipment itself. These soft costs are not usually covered by other types of financing. End of Lease Options:
We can structure your lease to include your preferred end of lease option. You can purchase the equipment at the "fair market value" or for a predetermined amount as low as one dollar. You can also return the equipment or use it as a trade in to upgrade to newer and more sophisticated equipment.