Leasing your capital assets means maintaining your liquidity. And that is essential to keep investing and growing. Leasing is possible up to 100% of the purchase value. Your repayment obligations run directly proportional to your cash flow. Moreover, it can give you tax benefits.
What is leasing? The meaning of leasing is as follows: financing capital goods. It is a form of credit. You lease a capital asset from the leasing company for a predetermined fee per month and for a predetermined period of time. You become the immediate owner of the capital asset or have the option to purchase the asset at the end of the contract.
In the Netherlands, leasing as a form of financing ranks second in business in terms of volume. No less than three quarters of all leasing is done by SMEs. With good reason, leasing is a form of financing you cannot ignore.
Business-wise, you can lease a multitude of capital goods these days. These include:
The two main forms of leasing are:
Financial lease is cheaper than operational lease. The latter is more expensive because the leasing company runs more risk. Operational lease is therefore also more expensive than a traditional loan from the bank. However, you get something in return: convenience and less risk.