Why Lease Your FTTH / FTTP Network?
-Developers, Gated Communities, Colleges, & Universities-
*Lease amounts to $10 million
100% Financing – Lease the entire solution: hardware, software, services, and incidental equipment.
Flexible Payment Terms - Repayment terms structured to meet your unique needs. Up to 12 months to first payment. Leases can be paid monthly, quarterly or annually.
Convenience – Get equipment immediately with far less complicated documentation and structure the lease so that the equipment is paid for over its useful life.
Low Payments - No Down Payment. Pay for equipment with pre-tax dollars.
Buyout Lease - Equity Is Built - At the end of the lease, you own the equipment. ($1 Buyout)
Operating Lease - Equipment acquired under a lease is generally treated as operating expenses, rather than capital expenses.
Tax Advantages - IRS
Section 201 allows a BONUS 50% depreciation in 2004
IRS Section 202 allows a $100k equipment write-off, in addition to the
normal depreciation.
IRS
Section 201 and 202 Highlights
* Consult your professional tax consultant for advice on tax matters.
Why Lease Your FTTH / FTTP Network?
-Municipal and MUD Districts-
*Lease amounts to $20 million
100% Financing – Lease the entire solution: hardware, software, services, and incidental equipment.
No Bond Election - Leases generally not considered debt, so voter approval is not required.
Non-Appropriation Of Funds Clause - does not count against debt limit.
Flexible Payment Terms - Repayment terms structured to meet your unique needs. Up to 12 months to first payment. Leases can be paid monthly, quarterly or annually.
Convenience – Get equipment immediately with far less complicated documentation and structure the lease so that the equipment is paid for over its useful life.
Low Payments - No Down Payment. Tax exempt status allows borrowing at lower rates.
Buyout Lease - Equity Is Built - At the end of the lease, you own the equipment. ($1 Buyout)
Operating Lease - Equipment acquired under a lease is generally treated as operating expense, rather than capital expense.
Requirements for tax-exempt municipal leases:
Qualify under section 103 - Internal Revenue Code of 1986
Equipment financed is for public purpose
Passage of title to the lesseeBargain purchase option ($1.00)
* Consult your municipal attorney and finance committee for details
Leasing programs also
available for:
State, Federal, and Tribal Government