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Lease vs. Buy Calculator

Should you buy or lease heavy equipment, expensive machinery, a car or other tangible personal property item? This program will tell you whether you are better off to lease or buy, and by how much.  Strictly for business.  Since we don't sell equipment or finance equipment, the program's computations are not biased.

When you order our software, you also get us.  We would be glad to help you use the program, step-by-step.  Simply call us at 1-800-326-6686.  Ask for Dave.

Who uses this Lease Vs Buy Calculator?  Thousands of accountants for small and large clients, cities and counties, large and small businesses, including, New York Yankees, the PGA, Briggs & Stratton, Penske Leasing, Oracle, ....


 

Contents

Current Version
Requirements
Price
Overview
Reports
Break Even Graph Options
Inputs
Manual
Updates.

Current Version

Current Version: WLB2019.10. Released 6/25/2019.

This version includes the 2019 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits as changed by IRS Revenue Procedure 2019-26.

Includes 2019 Section 179 limitations.


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Requirements

Microsoft Windows.

Price

$149 (+$7 S/H)

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Overview

Over 3,200 companies use the Lease vs. Buy Analyzer. A complete lease vs. buy analysis would take over four hours without a computer, but with the Lease vs. Buy Analyzer it can take less than two minutes. Those firms believe in the program and so do I. If you don't think the program has paid for itself in its very first use, you can send it back for a full refund.

Your client is thinking, "Why are so many sales people trying to get me to lease?" Maybe it's not a good deal for your client, but it's a great deal for the sales person. Is the sales person making a killing with the residual value when the lease is up? Or, is the sales person so eager to make a sale that the lease is a great deal. Your client needs your help to make the correct decision.

You will find that the Lease Vs Buy Calculator is good for all types of equipment, particularly vehicles. The program has the most current depreciation limits and lease inclusion amounts for vehicles. All currently allowed personal property depreciation methods are included with this program.

You can view and print detailed and summary schedules. The Summary Schedule is excellent for presentation to clients. The detailed schedules comprehensively support the summary schedules. Numerous depreciation methods are available for the purchase scenario. The program can also generate depreciation lapsing and loan amortization schedules if needed. The program analyzes the lease and buy scenarios from both the net cashflow and net present value basis.

Use for business or personal assets.

The Lease Vs Buy Analyzer can be a big money saver, particularly when doing a lease vs purchase analysis for high priced assets like tractor - trailers, earthmoving machines, forklifts, etc.

For comprehensive information, download the program's manual.

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Reports

Analysis Summary
Analysis of Disposition
Loan Amortization Schedule
Depreciation Lapsing Schedule
Analysis of Present Value
Break Even Analysis (Graphs)
Inputs

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Break Even Graph Options

You can use the Break Even Analysis to see how each of the following effects the cost of leasing or buying:

Price of Asset
Cost of Capital
Annual Loan Rate
Lease Payment Amount
End of Lease Asset Value

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Inputs

General

Name of Buyer/Lessee
Optional Second Line
Description of Asset
Cost of Capital
Price of Asset
Down Payment
Business Use Percentage
Marginal Tax Rate -- Ordinary Income
Marginal Tax Rate -- Disposition
Sales Tax on Purchase

Lease Inputs

Lease Payment
Frequency of Lease Payments(Monthly,
Quarterly, Semi-Annually or
Annually)
Non Refundable Lease Deposit
Refundable Lease Deposit
Deduct Lease Deposit At Beginning of Lease(Y/N)
Value At End of Lease
Number of Lease Payments
Sales Tax Upon Signing Lease
End of Lease Expense
Misc. Annual Lease Expense

Loan Inputs (if purchase is financed)

Annual Loan Interest
Term of Loan
Frequency of Mortgage Payments(Monthly, Quarterly, Semi-Annually or
Annually)

Business Inputs (unless 100% personal)

Is Asset An Automobile?
Depreciable Life
Listed Property(Y/N)
Use §179 "Depreciation"
§179 Amount
Percent Interest Deductible

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Updates

Version WLB2019.10

This version includes the 2019 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits as changed by IRS Revenue Procedure 2019-26.

Includes 2019 Section 179 limitations.

Released 6/25/2019.

Version WLB2017.10

This version includes the 2017 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2017 Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/25/2017.

Version WLB2016.10

This version includes the 2016 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2016 Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/27/2016..

Version WLB2015.10

This version includes the 2015 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2015 Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/22/2015.

Version WLB2014.10

This version includes the 2014 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2014 Section 179 limitations, including changes for SUV Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/29/2014.

Version WLB2013.10

This version includes the 2013 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2013 Section 179 limitations, including changes for SUV Section 179 limitations.

Released 5/4/2013.

Version WLB2012.10

This version includes the 2012 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2012 Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/28/2012

Version WLB2011.10

This version includes the 2011 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2011 Section 179 limitations.

Released 4/27/2011

Version WLB2010.10

This version includes the 2010 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2010 Section 179 limitations.

In 2010 the 50% "bonus depreciation" is no longer available. This version includes this depreciation change.

Released: 5/5/2010

Version WLB2009.10

This version includes the 2009 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2009 Section 179 limitations.

Released: 4/30/2009

Version WLB2008.10

Includes the 50% bonus depreciation for 2008 as part of the Stimulus package.

This version includes the 2008 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2008 Section 179 limitations.

Released: 11/5/2016

Version WLB2007.20

This version includes the 2007 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits. Also includes revised Section 179 limits ($125,000) pursuant to Small Business and Work Opportunity Tax Act of 2007.

Released: 7/23/2007

Version WLB2007.10

This version includes the 2007 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2007 Section 179 limitations.

Released: 5/1/2007

Version WLB2006.10

This version includes the 2006 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Includes 2006 Section 179 limitations.

Version WLB2005.11

This version includes the 2005 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Modified for the Section 179 limitation for large SUVs.

Eliminates the 50% bonus depreciation.

Version WLB2004.10

This version includes the 2004 Lease Inclusion Tables and the vehicle depreciation limits.

Version WLB2003.30

This version includes the revised 2003 lease inclusion amounts as reported in Revenue Procedure 2003-75 (Rev. Proc. 2003-75).

Version WLB2003.10

This version includes the 50% additional first-year depreciation or, as some call it, the 50% additional depreciation. The automobile depreciation limits are boosted to $10,710 for the first year. The §179 depreciation limit increases to $100,000. This has a significant impact on the economics of leasing versus buying a business asset.

Version WLB2002.10

This version includes the 30% additional first-year depreciation or, as some call it, the 30% additional depreciation for assets acquired between 9/10/01 and 9/11/04. The automobile depreciation limits are boosted $4,600 for the first year. This has a significant impact on the economics of leasing versus buying a business asset.


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