$1,000,000 Capital Lease for Aerospace & Defense Manufacturer in Michigan
Case Study $1,000,000 Capital Lease for Aerospace & Defense Manufacturer in Michigan A Michigan-based aerospace and defense manufacturing company partnered with Commercial Funding Partners (CFP) to finance a $1,000,000 capital lease for a modular clean room, a critical… Read This If A Michigan-based aerospace and defense manufacturing company partnered with Commercial Funding Partners (CFP) to […]
$15,000,000 Balloon Lease for Virginia-Based Agriculture Company
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$300,000 Tax Lease for a Florida-Based Medical Manufacturer
Overview A Florida-based medical manufacturing company partnered with the vendor finance division of Commercial Funding Partners (CFP) to secure a $300,000 tax lease to acquire new medical assembly equipment. This capital infusion…
Top 5 Recommendations for CFOs to Prepare for Changes in Washington
Capital markets are impacted by many complex factors. Some of these include interest rates affected by central bank policy, economic indicators such as employment, fiscal policy, geopolitical events in the U.S. and abroad, and company-specific performance. Each of these contributes to the daily fluctuations in equity, bond, and currency exchanges. With a new presidency looming […]
Extreme Christmas Cubicle
Gingerbread Wonderland at Work What’s more festive than holiday cheer in the office? How about transforming your cubicle into a life-sized gingerbread house? That’s precisely what one holiday Santa did this year at Commercial Funding Partners for a colleague—in the middle of the night, turning their cubicle into a 10-ft Christmas masterpiece, with coworkers delighting […]
Equipment Leasing Guide to Acquire Power Generation Equipment
In the fast-paced world of power generation technology, today’s world demands top-notch and dependable equipment. Whether overseeing a utility plant, a sustainable energy operation, or even an industrial site with its power source, having access to the appropriate equipment is vital for maintaining effectiveness, reliability, and growth. Nonetheless, obtaining power generation gear comes with a […]
The Future of Acquiring Manufacturing Equipment Through Leasing
In the changing realm of the manufacturing industry, being competitive goes far beyond effective processes and top-notch goods; it entails flexibility, creative thinking, wise financial planning, and, in many cases, the use of artificial intelligence (AI). As technology progresses swiftly, manufacturers are tasked with staying updated with cutting-edge machinery without draining their finances. In this […]
Top 5 things brokers should know
Brokers have a challenging task to perform in the United States business economy. The sheer volume of deals that banks won’t do, especially now, is increasing significantly. Even in the equipment leasing industry, many banks suspended business for a quarter or longer. At least this problem will exist for the next few quarters, giving quality […]
Advocating for Progress: The Impact of Regulation on the Equipment Leasing Industry
In May of this year, as a member of the Capitol Connections Committee, we were able to visit both Utah Senate Members and several house representatives to advocate for our industry. There are many movements federally that are looking to restrict the industry. The intentions are good, but in practice, the regulations of Rule 1071 […]
3 Equipment Finance Trends to Monitor Amid Inflation
Goods and services have become more expensive this year in the U.S., a sign of inflation that has kept the economy front and center in the news cycle of 2022. But what exactly do these trends mean for equipment finance and businesses seeking to expand or upgrade their fleets? We dug into some of the […]
Section 179 & Bonus Depreciation For 2012
Both the ‘Tax Relief Act of 2010′ as well as the ‘Jobs Act of 2010′ that passed in late 2010 affected Section 179 in a positive way for this 2012 tax year. Following are the highlights for the 2012 tax year: 2012 Deduction Limit = $139,000Section 179 Deduction limit after adjustment for inflation has increased […]
You Can’t Run a Business if all your Employees are hurt
We get that the headline might be a bit of an exaggeration, but the point we’re trying to make is this: workplace safety and funding should go hand in hand. After all, you might not have a business to fund if you are shocked by a lawsuit brought by injured employees or, worse, survivors of […]