View their depreciated assets as a cost center instead of a profit center

Depreciation is a great tax strategy. However, in a typical "tech refresh" event you might be happy to get 5% of your original purchase value from your assets being de-installed and sold to at least mitigate your costs. What if the resale value of this equipment was actually 20% of your original value, would you be happy to forfeit the majority of that value to a broker or trade-in program? That cash goes right to your company's bottom line increasing your profit margins and with margins getting thinner in these tough economic times, you need those dollars to the bottom line now.

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Selling Futures. Why?

  • • Eliminate downtime where value is lost
  • • Save money on warehousing assets
  • • Sell at maximum value
  • • Sell your assets while they're still in use


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