Computer Equipment Leasing | Innovative Lease Services, Inc.

Whether you are a part of the Information Technology Services Industry or simply require computer systems for your company that doesn't fall into that industry, ILS can provide you with a monthly payment solution. ILS has been leasing IT equipment for businesses since 1986. With changes in the computer market changing almost daily, we know that it's important for all types of businesses to stay up-to-date with the latest technology to run your business. Leasing can provide a hedge against obsolescence. With multiple purchase options at the end of your lease, you can choose to keep the equipment or purchase new equipment!

Financing computer equipment is a sure-fire way to increase cash flow while acquiring the equipment your company needs to stay ahead of the game. Conserve the capital you have for payroll, misc expenses, and utilities.

All of your equipment needs can be put onto the same lease! 100% financing, and up to 20% can be soft costs, such as shipping, installation, and supplies!

Equipment Leasing is extremely tax beneficial! The government has created programs to help businesses like yours to maintain steady growth and help keep the economy rolling at full speed!

Computer Equipment that we finance:
While there are no restrictions on the type of computer equipment we finance these are some examples:
CAD Systems
General Workstations
Software
Peripherals
Plotters
Media Hardware
Printers
Linux Systems
Hardware
PC Networks
Macintosh
Laptops
Servers
Rackmount Systems

	Recent Computer Equipment Transactions funded by the ILS Computer Equipment Leasing Division:
	$ 83,000	Rackmount Systems for a Hospital in TN
	$ 19,000	Computers for a Chiropractor located in FL
	$ 32,000	Rackmount Server and more for offices located in OH
	$ 68,000	Computer Equipment for an MD located in HI
	$ 18,000	Computers for a Restaurant located in GA
	$ 34,000	Computers for a Bar located in NM
	$ 77,000	Servers for a Web Hosting Company in TX
	$ 75,000	Computers and more for a Hosting company in TX

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April 22nd , 2010 - A recent survey shows that cloud computing services are found distrustful by adults. 55 to 69% of the respondents would be only somewhat or not at all interested in using cloud computing for pictures, music, office documents, videos or financial services, such as tax files or bank records. E-mail was the one exception with just under half of the people surveyed saying they would be extremely, or very interested in using cloud computing for this service. While consumers continue to sway unsure about cloud computing in the computer equipment industry, most corporations are moving their processes over and embracing the new technology.
March 17th, 2010 - Technology leasing has become more and more popular in recent years. With new technology seemingly arriving daily, Technology leasing offers a prime way to hedge against obsolecense. Whatever new hardware or software your company needs, you can find a cashflow friendly solution to your requirements.
December 30th, 2009 - If you purchased and put into use new equipment in 2009 you are eligible to write off that purchase using Section 179 of the IRS tax code. If you aren't utilizing the increased write-off amount ($250,000), your business might be missing it's full potential. That could mean real-money-in-your-pocket, back from the government! Find out more at our Section 179 section.
January 26th, 2009 - The current talk of the industry is... Microsoft is going to lay off 5,000 employees. What does that mean to the rest of us in the Computer Industry? Not much, due to the fact that it will occur over the next 18 months. A lot can happen in 18 months. No matter whether you are a Republican or Democrat, with Obama in the White House, change is going to happen, and appears to have already begun. Even though Microsoft is losing money, there remains a lot of opportunity for others in the industry to immerge. One of the main reasons the company is out so much... Netbooks. That's right, the low-cost PCs that in many cases do not run Windows. They often rely upon Linux as their operating system. Open Office is another reason why Microsoft is drowning. So that brings the company to job cuts, and a cautious warning that the market will remain unpredictable for some time to come. Netbooks are on the rise, and the sign of where consumer spending is currently at in the Computer Industry.