Leasing renewables is tax-efficient because it allows businesses to offset lease payments against taxable income, avoid capital expenditure, benefit from tax relief schemes like capital allowances, and immediately lower energy costs without upfront investment, boosting cash flow.
To qualifying UK businesses.
By leasing equipment, the business can finance 100% of its total equipment costs. This allows your company to use capital to invest in other areas of the business. By using alternative investments, the company can generate extra income.
Leasing allows business owners to acquire equipment instantly without necessarily spending a lot of money. In most cases, a lease is based on monthly expenses which do not change. This helps business owners to forecast expenses and budget well.
Leasing avoids upfront costs, preserves cash flow, lowers energy bills, and offers tax advantages like deductible lease payments.
Yes, lease payments are often tax-deductible, reducing taxable profits. Some schemes provide additional tax relief.
Options include solar panels, wind turbines, battery systems, heat pumps, and EV chargers, depending on providers.
Lease terms range from 3 to 7 years, with flexible options based on equipment and provider agreements.
You may purchase, renew, upgrade, or return the equipment, depending on your lease agreement.
Maintenance depends on the lease type—It can often be covered in operating leases depending on your requirements.
Book a call, and we can help you build a proposition with lease options to suit your budget.
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