Hospital and health system executives facing potential effects of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, workforce gaps and operational challenges are preparing strategies for staying ahead in an evolving ...

What is an Equipment Sale Leaseback? An equipment sale leaseback is a financial arrangement where a company sells its equipment to a leasing company or financial institution and then immediately ...

A lease can be a great way for your company to acquire equipment. The two main types of leases are operating and capital leases. Both types have different effects on a company's finances and are ...

Willis Lease Finance Corporation (WLFC) announced the completion of three Japanese operating lease transactions totaling $64.8 million, aimed at financing commercial aircraft engines.

NNN Pro, STNL Advisors and United Global Development are joining forces to form one net-lease focused commercial real estate platform.

When it comes to IRS tax considerations or Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) considerations for an equipment sale leaseback, here are several key points to keep in mind.

The monthly payments for a capital lease are usually higher than those of operating leases, given that the lessee will own rather than rent the equipment by the end of the agreement. 2. Operating ...

Victory Capital Management Inc. grew its position in Broadstone Net Lease, Inc. (NYSE:BNL – Free Report) by 21.2% in the 4th quarter, Holdings Channel.com reports. The fund owned 1,762,625 ...

Property giant Lendlease will sell its interest in infrastructure investor Capella Capital to a diversified Japanese trading company as part of its strategy to simplify the group operations and ...

Operating leases enable businesses to rent assets with long useful life spans without incurring the capital cost needed to purchase the asset.

Leases are usually classified as operating or capital. While the distinction is mostly irrelevant for small-ticket transactions such as leasing a car, it has important consequences in areas such ...

Leasing contracts are usually classified as operating or capital (finance) leases. While the distinction is mostly irrelevant for small-ticket transactions such as leasing a car, it has important ...