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Success or Failure of Outsourcing, What you should know
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Disaster Recovery Planning
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Leasing builds options for your business, and our financial experts will help you decide which option is best for your business.  Our primary goal is to design a lease for your business that will allow you to maximize your Return on Investment and lower your Total Cost of Ownership.

Fair Market Value:
This option is attractive to many customers due to the flexibility and if you plan to rotate out the equipment at the end of the lease.  WTFS will work with you to design a plan that will match the expected life span of the equipment, should your organization choose to purchase the equipment at the end of the lease term than the value will be determined by fair market value of the equipment at that time.  In many cases fair market leases offer many attractive tax advantages as payments are considered operating expenses.

10% Purchase Option:
This leasing option is ideal for customers who are unsure of the long-term needs of your organization and weather you will purchase or return the equipment at the end of the lease term. This option allows you to purchase the equipment at 10% of the cost of the acquisition value.

$1 Purchase Option:
This leasing option is designed for the customer who plans on purchasing the equipment at the end of the lease.  This option is often used for cash flow management.

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