Corporations, non-profits, or municipalities may allow leasing but limit the acquisition of fixed assets. Improved Presentation of Financial Results Leases can be structured so they are not reported on your balance sheet as an asset or liability which can improve leverage ratios or enhance profitability ratios. Expanded Credit Alternatives Leases may allow you to acquire needed assets without disturbing existing loan agreements or depleting credit lines. At the end of the lease, you may have the option to purchase the asset, renew the lease for an additional term, or return the asset if it no longer meets your needs. Municipal Lease A financing alternative available to state, county, and other municipal entities.
Municipal leases are more flexible than bond issues and much easier and faster to complete.
A special lease for business equipment licensed for highway use that contains a terminal rental adjustment clause. Offers the tax and financial benefits of leasing with the ability to adjust the final lease payment based on the residual value realized at the end of the lease.