Aqua Phase Leasing

FLEXIBLE LEASE PROGRAMS

Leasing is available to your business to assist you in maintaining your cash flow while purchasing the Aqua Phase system. Flexible lease programs can help turn a capital investment into manageable monthly payments.
	EQUIPMENT PAYS FOR ITSELF - You are already using the Aqua Phase while making the payment. With Aqua Phase, labor savings and generated income is enough to cover the lease payment.
	SIMPLIFIES BUDGETING - You are making monthly payments rather than paying-out one lump sum for the Aqua Phase. Budgets can more readily accommodate monthly lease payments than single cash expenditures.
	PRESERVES CREDIT LINES - Leasing keeps your bank credit lines and other credit sources available to meet your short-term needs.
	IMPROVES CASH FLOW - Lease payments are a fraction of the purchase price and they are a pre-tax expense.
	TAX ADVANTAGES - With a Fair Market Value Lease, lease payments are fully tax deductible as an operating expense. Your accountant can provide you with the details.
	FLEXIBILITY - Several options are available with a lease - such as: one to five year terms, different types of leases, and variable type programs to fit your individual needs.

Monthly Lease Payment Examples:

Aqua Phase Model	Monthly Lease Payment*
AQ-F250	$139
AQ-1000	$185
AQ-2000	$241
AQ-3000	$277
AQ-4000	$570

* The monthly lease payment is based on using manufacturer's list price on a FMV lease using quoted rates with a 10% purchase option at the end of a five year lease. Leasing of purchase is subject to approval. Quoted rates subject to change based on list price and prevailing lease rates.

What is a Fair Market Value Lease? It is a type of lease which provides you with the option to write-off the monthly payment as an operating expense. At the end of the term, you can choose to simply pay the Fair Market Value of the Aqua Phase (10-12% of the original equipment cost) and own it. This is also known as an Operating Lease.

What is a $1 Purchase Option Lease? It is a type of lease which allows you to depreciate the equipment according to the current IRS tax rules. You then own the equipment at the end of the term. This is also known as a Capital Lease. Consult with you accountant for specific advice and details regarding leasing.

AQ-4000