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Equipment
Financing from Performance Capital 
Acquiring the
equipment your business needs is easier with Performance Capital
Business Finance. Equipment leasing can provide businesses
with more control and more flexibility, with a variety of
lease terms and end-of-lease options to meet your financing
needs. Plus, upgrading equipment may be easier, and you can
purchase the equipment outright at the end of your lease if
you like.
Just apply for leasing through a participating vendor, and
you can finance your business equipment with fixed monthly
payments — over a period you choose. Apply with our
Preferred Vendor partners and lease from industry leaders
in office supply, business machines, office furniture, computers
and technology.
Would you prefer to find a
participating vendor who sells equipment in your industry
or regional area? Contact a Business Finance sales representative
today to locate one of 2000 participating leasing partners
that can meet your business equipment needs.
Money
Management
Improve budgeting accuracy
through fixed monthly payments and no floating rates
Conserve capital to invest
in your business
Save on down payments —
with leases you generally make only the first and last payments
at the start of the lease
Finance 100% of the equipment
cost — you may include soft-cost items such as installation,
maintenance, software, training, consulting fees, and freight
(up to 20% of the total amount financed) in the terms of
the lease
 Protection
and Upgrades
Keep your business from owning
outdated technology — match the length of the lease
to the expected useful life of the equipment. Equipment
upgrades may be easier
Easy Application
Many of our Preferred Partners
are equipped with Performance Capital Business Finance's
easy online application and instant decisioning capability
. Avoid typical "bank requirements" such as compensating
balances, large down payments, client list reviews, and
cash-flow projections.
Potential tax benefits —
some businesses are able to deduct monthly lease payments
as an operating expense, thus reducing the net cost of the
lease. (Consult your tax advisor for details.)
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