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Optimation®'s continuing strong financial position allows us
to offer long term lease programs directly with your company
(no third party leases) allowing our products to pay for themselves.
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There is no longer any reason to delay your cost saving using Optimation®'s technology. Because Optimation® is strong financially and has the most advanced technology; we offer direct financing of all of our products.
This is not a third party lease finance arrangement. Optimation® provides the financing from its own capital resources. The best news is our product is the collateral. You do not have to tie up valuable assets to secure the financing and you do not have to sign any guarantees.
Small companies with one machine no longer have to envy the large companies that are users of the world's best nesting technology. Large companies that want to have the expense of a lease instead of a capital outlay for tax purposes also benefit from our lease program.
Call today and we will provide a custom quotation with built in financing.
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What is Section 179?
Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code allows a small business to deduct, for the current tax year, the full purchase price of financed or leased equipment that qualifies for the deduction. The equipment purchased or leased must be within the specified dollar limits of Section 179, and the equipment must be placed into service in the same tax year that the deduction is being taken (for tax year 2009, this means the equipment must be put into service between 01/01/2009 and 12/31/2009).
What impact did the Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 have on the Section 179 Deduction?
The Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 generously increased the limits of the Section 179 Deduction. The previous limits were $125,000 for the deduction and the total amount of equipment purchased or leased for the year had to be less then $500,000. The Economic Stimulus Act of 2008 increased the deduction limit to $250,000, and now the total equipment purchased or leased needs to be less then $800,000. It also added a one-time "bonus depreciation" on equipment that exceeded the $250,000 deduction limit.
For more details visit: www.section179.org.
Note: Always consult your tax professional before making any decisions regarding the tax implications of a capital purchase. This is not intended as legal or tax advise.
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