Myths And Near-Myths About Lease Pricing
- Topics:
- Total Quality Management
- Tags:
- Accounting,
- Capital Structures,
- Finance,
- Leasing,
- Marketing,
- Marketing Research,
- Pricing,
- Pricing Strategy
- Source:
- Ivory Consulting
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Overview: Lease pricing, or structuring, may seem complicated and mysterious to those who are not closely involved with it. Admittedly, a number of characteristics do contribute to the complexity of lease structures; however, arming oneself with certain insights can help counter potential confusion. A clear understanding of important terms of the industry is always helpful, as is an appreciation of the most troublesome areas of lease pricing where extra attention is called for. Toward this end, here is a list of common myths and near-myths and a brief discussion of what’s true or not true about them. In this paper there are many different perspectives on a leasing transaction, including tax accounting, book accounting, documentation, and legal.
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Format: HTML | Size: 208KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 4
