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Do you pay your staff 5 yrs in advance?
Then why do it with a van?

Before you write a cheque and pay in full for a van, consider the impact that this will have on the cashflow of you and your business, and the widespread tax implications.
Paying outright for a vehicle can cost you dear sometimes. Nobody does it any more. If you need to spend money in this tax period, do it as advance rentals, which count as a tax break. Ten reasons to lease rather than write a check.
- Many manufacturers offer you a bigger discount, as it helps protect resale value.
- Leasing is 100% tax efficient
- It keeps the cash in your company and we all know that "Cash is King."
It frees working capital
- Advance rentals can be put down, if money is needed to be spent in this financial year.
- A lease is considered an expense whereas a loan is considered a debt.
- When you buy, depreciation is done over several years. A lease is done the same year.
- Funding is often easier. To buy often needs a business plan and several years credit. A lease requires normally just six months credit history.
- Avoid the technology trap. Keep up to date, when new models come out.
- If you are planning on expanding or selling the company, leasing makes it look more attractive due to a higher net worth.
- Compared with HP the initial deposit is much smaller, and the VAT can be paid monthly, and claimed back quarterly if you are VAT registered.

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