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Equipment Leasing is a practical reference for financial managers who need background information, and an understanding of how leasing can be utilized as a cost-effective means of equipment financing-especially under the new tax law in the United States. It explores various types of leases, including single investor leases, leveraged leases, tax requirements for true leases' and lease-buy economic analysis. This invaluable resource includes the background and basics of equipment leasing, history of leasing, synthetic leases, financial reporting of lease transactions by lessees, operating a leasing company, and much more.

Equipment Leasing is a practical reference for financial managers who need background information, and an understanding of how leasing can be utilized as a cost-effective means of equipment financing-especially under the new tax law in the United States. It explores various types of leases, including single investor leases, leveraged leases, tax requirements for true leases' and lease-buy economic analysis. This invaluable resource includes the background and basics of equipment leasing, history of leasing, synthetic leases, financial reporting of lease transactions by lessees, operating a leasing company, and much more.

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"Equipment leasing is one of the most complex aspects of business finance in existence, involving sophisticated concepts often understood only by experts. Consequently, business executives and purchasing professionals often fail to maximize their leverage in signing leases, or opt instead to purchase equipment outright at staggering costs. Combining the author’s Handbook of Equipment Leasing with the tools from his Complete Book of Equipment Leasing Agreements, Forms, Worksheets, and Checklists, this comprehensive volume provides the legal, financial, and business background essential for evaluating, negotiating, and documenting successful equipment lease transactions. This invaluable resource for lessors and lessees answers questions like: * How does the leasing marketplace really work? * What is the best way for a company to solicit lease bids? * What economic and tax risks does a lessor face? * When is leasing a poor choice? The book also addresses crucial issues like profit strategies, forming and running a leasing company, and the leasing of equipment in the growing international market."

Power Tools for Successful Leasing is designed for equipment lessors and lessees alike. The book has been adopted by the Equipment Leasing Association of America for training hundreds of leasing sales representatives. The book has also been adopted as one of only two books on the recommended reading list for the CAUCUS certification exam to become a Certified Technology Procurement Executive. Power Tools is a popular resource for a number of purposes--companies looking for new, easy-to-use training tools for their leasing sales representatives and brokers; companies that buy for distribution to their sales force--often distributed at a sales meeting; and lessees who are interested in developing or improving their skills in the critical areas of lease accounting, lease payment structuring, incentives to lease, and the all-important area of lease documentation." Over 80 companies have adopted Power Tools as their main training tool or sales reference guide. Power Tools for Successful Leasing was originally designed to be a tool tailored to leasing sales, with detailed examples of payment and accounting structuring, two dozen tips on how to showcase the value of leasing, tools for avoiding capital lease accounting, along with an understandable presentation of lease documents--the function performed by each and the necessity of understanding their content. The greatest value proposition of the book is its readability and its informal style, sprinkled with a little humor. Power Tools is literally like having a lawyer and a finance Ph.D. sitting in a conference room with the reader, explaining leasing legal and financial issues in detail with numerous step-by-step examples. Leasing Power Tools Press, located in the Chicago metropolitan area, is the publisher of Power Tools for Successful Leasing © 2001 and Technology Leasing: Power Tools for Lessees, © 2002. The authors of both books are James M. Johnson, Ph.D., and Barry S. Marks, Esq.

More than eighty percent of businesses in the United States alone lease some or all of their equipment. These types of leases are only the tip of the iceberg. When you look at the entire world of business, you’ll find the activity of leasing almost everywhere—from property and vehicles to high-technology assets. Today, if you want to make the right deals and be successful in any business, grasping the concept of business leases is more important than ever. Whether you’re participating in a leasing transaction from the point-of-view of a lessee, lessor, or lender, Business Leasing For Dummies is for you. If you’ve never dealt with a lease before, this book will introduce you to lease basics such as the types of leases available and the terms associated with them. If you’re already familiar with leases, you’ll find out how this diverse financial tool can work for you, however you may choose to use it. Business Leasing For Dummies will help you understand the benefits, risks, and documentation involved with leasing transactions—including the impact of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which is a collection of laws that provides uniform and consistent rules for commercial transactions. You’ll also discover how to: Decide whether to but or lease Differentiate between a lease and a loan Manage potential leasing risks Calculate the cost of leasing Lease all kinds of property Insure leased property Decipher tax, legal, and accounting rules Negotiating the core terms in your lease Business Leasing For Dummies offers valuable insight and direction. It will help you negotiate better deals as well as save more money. From clear explanations of the fundamentals of the leasing process to savvy tips for avoiding costly mistakes, this friendly reference will guide you every step of the way.

More than eighty percent of businesses in the United States alone lease some or all of their equipment. These types of leases are only the tip of the iceberg. When you look at the entire world of business, you’ll find the activity of leasing almost everywhere—from property and vehicles to high-technology assets. Today, if you want to make the right deals and be successful in any business, grasping the concept of business leases is more important than ever. Whether you’re participating in a leasing transaction from the point-of-view of a lessee, lessor, or lender, Business Leasing For Dummies is for you. If you’ve never dealt with a lease before, this book will introduce you to lease basics such as the types of leases available and the terms associated with them. If you’re already familiar with leases, you’ll find out how this diverse financial tool can work for you, however you may choose to use it. Business Leasing For Dummies will help you understand the benefits, risks, and documentation involved with leasing transactions—including the impact of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which is a collection of laws that provides uniform and consistent rules for commercial transactions. You’ll also discover how to: Decide whether to but or lease Differentiate between a lease and a loan Manage potential leasing risks Calculate the cost of leasing Lease all kinds of property Insure leased property Decipher tax, legal, and accounting rules Negotiating the core terms in your lease Business Leasing For Dummies offers valuable insight and direction. It will help you negotiate better deals as well as save more money. From clear explanations of the fundamentals of the leasing process to savvy tips for avoiding costly mistakes, this friendly reference will guide you every step of the way.

Insurance policies, earth moving equipment, chemicals, telecommunications, computer hardware, software, pharmaceuticals, office equipment, time-shares, security systems, real estate, e-commerce products and services, leasing, professional services, recruiting, financial services ... the list of products and services marketed and sold by business to business companies seems endless. But all these companies have one thing in common ... the need for sales managers who can lead, hire, train, drive the business, evaluate performance, and create an environment conducive for success. There are few more critical positions in any organization than sales managers. So much rides on the shoulders of these warriors. During the first three months on the job, it’s not uncommon to find new sales managers running in circles, making wrong turns and even getting lost. It can take three months just to get acclimated; three more to become semi-proficient; and longer yet to succeed ... consistently. Success in sales management hinges on an ability to lead people and to manage process in an environment created, fostered and groomed by the sales manager. Welcome to Sales Management is written for prospective sales managers, newly appointed sales managers, sales managers with limited formal training, and senior management wanting its sales managers to succeed quickly. After finishing this book, the reader will know what to do, when to do it, and most importantly ... how to do it. Managing sales representatives is not for everyone. But if you or someone in your company is a leader, someone who revels in finding talented people and convincing them to come to work for your company, in training and coaching rookies and veterans alike, in driving individuals to succeed by bringing out the best in each of them, and in recognizing excellence while stamping out mediocrity ... Welcome to Sales Management is a must read.