Financing Your Briot Purchase

Purchasing a Briot edging system is a smart business decision. Deciding which payment method is best for your business is your next important step. You have three options: lease the equipment, get a traditional bank loan or pay in full upfront. Each purchase option has bottom-line financial implications which you should discuss in detail with your tax advisor who knows your situation best.

Benefits of Leasing
Many business-savvy eye care professionals choose to lease their equipment to minimize capital outlays and enjoy significant tax advantages.

• Leasing minimizes your upfront cash investment and preserves your working capital for
   other business-building opportunities like advertising, or upgrading your physical office;
• Leasing does not weaken the asset-liability profile on your balance sheet;
• Unlike traditional bank loans, leasing does not directly affect your bank credit lines;
• Leasing is a pre-tax business expense. With a true lease, you may be able to write off the
   payments for the term of the lease. Your tax accountant can provide the best advice on
   the benefits for your business.

Briot Can Help Arrange Leasing
Briot maintains relationships with several reputable and well-qualified leasing agents who are experienced in working with businesses of all sizes. Ask your Briot Sales consultant or call to get the name of our preferred leasing agent: 800-292-7468 Ext 1.

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Your business may qualify for significant tax advantages that offset the purchase of capital equipment. Section 179 of the IRS tax code defines the amount which businesses can deduct annually for the purchase of capital equipment. Talk with a Briot sales consultant and your tax advisor to determine the qualifying amount for the current year.