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Leasing prevents paying out so much capital upfront. This can help a company's cash flow management, particularly a start-up or rapidly growing company. So, instead, the cost of having the computers becomes an operating expense. Another financial advantage is that by leasing directly from a manufacturer or vendor, a small business owner needn't go to a bank or venture capitalist for a loan -- with all the paperwork, business future strategy, and red tape that entails |
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Keeping up with technology |
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The usual lease runs about three years, which is about the same time that technology usually gets upgraded. Leasing computer equipment pushes you into more structured refreshing of your technology. That way, a company isn't caught behind the times, hanging onto an out-of-date computer or operating system. |
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Leaving the patch work to someone else |
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Since many small businesses don't exactly have a huge IT staff, they can't spare anyone's time -- much less the money that their time is worth -- to tinker on computers to get them up to speed. |
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You don't depreciate me |
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Computer equipment depreciates rather quickly -- and it's no fun pouring one's money into an asset that loses value in order to update it, especially if you're a struggling small business. |
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Since leasing has all the advantages above to a business or even to an individual, GTA Laptops provides a variety of used and new computers and laptops for customers who have a tight budget but can also keep up with the most advanced technology. |
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By simply filling out a lease credit application form, you are ready to take the equipment home. |
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Our rates starting from as low as $19.99/month. In store for details. |