by Jon Elscott | Sep 22, 2022 | Current Events, Entrepreneurs, Equipment Finance, Equipment Leasing, News, Small Business
Making The Grade Resilience In Adversity Each year equipment finance companies are recognized in the Monitor 101+ ranking. They have demonstrated the ability to connect capital to opportunity and are being recognized for the strength and resilience of their...
by Jon Elscott | Sep 22, 2022 | Current Events, Equipment Finance, Equipment Leasing, Lease, News, Section 179, Small Business, Tax
The Clock Is Ticking … It’s Kind Of A Big Deal If your business leased equipment between January 1st to December 31st and uses it before the end of 2022, you can deduct 100% of the equipment costs. It’s not too late to take advantage of this...
by Jon Elscott | Sep 9, 2022 | Current Events, Entrepreneurs, Equipment Finance, Equipment Leasing, Labor, Lease, manufacturing, News, Small Business, Supply Chain
What’s Up With What’s Going Down? ***Update on 09/21/2022*** This just in …The economy changes as fast as the weather. 0.75% Is The New 0.25% In an attempt to curb persistently high inflation, the Federal Reserve announced a third consecutive...
by Jon Elscott | Jul 20, 2022 | Current Events, Entrepreneurs, Equipment Finance, Equipment Leasing, Labor, Lease, manufacturing, Minority Business, News, Office Equipment, Small Business, Supply Chain, Veteran
Forecasting The Unknown What’s Up With What’s Going Down? Manufacturers must react quickly to stay ahead in today’s ever-changing market. Whether reacting to product releases from a top competitor, new regulations, COVID variants, supply chain...
by Jon Elscott | Jul 6, 2022 | black owned business, Construction, Current Events, Entrepreneurs, Equipment Finance, Equipment Leasing, Landscaping, Latino Business, Lease, manufacturing, Material Handling, Minority Business, News, Office Equipment, Small Business, Transportation, Trucking, Veteran
Inflation, Stagflation or Recession? Ew, Inflation! 🙁 For the foreseeable future, we’re going to pay higher prices for nearly everything. As wages attempt to keep up with higher prices for basic goods and layoffs are seemingly imminent, the economy raises cause...
