Business and Financial Perspectives
Financial guidance for equipment intensive businesses covering cash flow, debt capacity, fixed assets, monthly reporting, and unit profitability.
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Understand the connection between fixed assets, debt, utilization, monthly financials and cash. These articles focus on the decisions behind buying, operating, replacing and financing equipment.
Explore accounting and CFO support for equipment heavy businesses, with separate service pages for repossession, towing and trucking.
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5 published articles
Equipment Intensive Businesses
A fixed asset register helps equipment intensive businesses track ownership, debt, depreciation, location, maintenance, insurance, and disposal.
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Why fleet and equipment growth consumes cash, and how owners can finance receivables, payroll, down payments, maintenance, and taxes.
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A practical guide to debt capacity, equipment payments, cash flow, utilization, and lender ready forecasting for equipment intensive businesses.
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Lenders and owners need timely, reconciled monthly financial statements to evaluate cash flow, debt, collateral, covenants, and growth.
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Learn why fleet growth can reduce profit when utilization, drivers, maintenance, debt, and overhead are not modeled together.
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We can help evaluate the cash, debt and operating assumptions behind the decision.