If your company finds it more advantageous to purchase aircraft rather than to lease, an aircraft sale-leaseback may be an option. Many factors affect the decision to enter into a sale-leaseback arrangement. A sale-leaseback gives you greater flexibility to control the tax consequences of your aircraft operations. It can also provide a method of financing,
Aircraft leases are about more than just the payment, and it’s important to consider the features you desire in the lease as well. Considerations include how long you want the lease term to be, and if you ultimately want to own the aircraft. It’s also important to determine which tax treatment will be most desirable
Because of its flexibility, leasing can benefit all types of companies: large and small, public and closely-held, high-tech, and industrial. If your business demands the use of high-priced assets, such as aircraft, railcars, vessels, or even satellites, leasing such equipment via a leveraged equipment lease may be worth investigating. An Equipment Trust allows your company
