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1988

  • Spring 1988 - Full Issue

    Spring 1988 - Full Issue

    Accounting for Income Taxes: New Rules Impacting Reported Income
    By Alex T. Arcady, Joseph V. Weber and Mark L. Fagerholm
    Spring 1988

    Marketing Under the Minimum Tax - Maximizing Your Alternatives
    By Ramiro Collazo
    Spring 1988

    Equipment Leasing One Year After Tax Reform: Taking the Industry's Pulse
    By Julieann Haugen
    Spring 1988

    Asset Securitization: An Introduction to a New Funding Technique
    By John R. Morris and John K. Hudson
    Spring 1988

    Securitization: The Newest Opportunity for Lease Finance
    By Stephen T. Whelan, Esq.
    Spring 1988

    The Neo-Marine Theory of Equipment Leasing
    By Vincent A. Kolber
    Spring 1988

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Accounting for Income Taxes: New Rules Impacting Reported Income

    Accounting for Income Taxes: New Rules Impacting Reported Income

    Accounting for Income Taxes: New Rules Impacting Reported Income
    By Alex T. Arcady, Joseph V. Weber and Mark L. Fagerholm
    Spring 1988

    Statement 96 adopts sweeping changes affecting all companies subject to income taxes. This article warns that careful consideration of implementation issues on bottom line warrant management's attention now.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Marketing Under the Minimum Tax - Maximizing Your Alternatives

    Marketing Under the Minimum Tax - Maximizing Your Alternatives

    Marketing Under the Minimum Tax - Maximizing Your Alternatives
    By Ramiro Collazo
    Spring 1988

    Portfolio sales, transaction sales, credit enhancements or secured lending are some ways to offset Alternative Minimum Tax constraints that may no be apparent.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Equipment Leasing One Year After Tax Reform: Taking the Industry's Pulse

    Equipment Leasing One Year After Tax Reform: Taking the Industry

    Equipment Leasing One Year After Tax Reform: Taking the Industry's Pulse
    By Julieann Haugen
    Spring 1988

    Findings from a recent survey by Arthur D. Little, Inc., reveal where the new leasing markets are, as well as some of the more predominant strategies companies are taking to respond to changes.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Asset Securitization: An Introduction to a New Funding Technique

    Asset Securitization: An Introduction to a New Funding Technique

    Asset Securitization: An Introduction to a New Funding Technique
    By John R. Morris and John K. Hudson
    Spring 1988

    Asset securitization is introduced, with its advantages and structural options defined as this funding technique emerges for more members of the equipment leasing industry.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Securitization: The Newest Opportunity for Lease Finance

    Securitization: The Newest Opportunity for Lease Finance

    Securitization: The Newest Opportunity for Lease Finance
    By Stephen T. Whelan, Esq.
    Spring 1988

    Securitization has wider horizons for lease packagers who recognize it as a vehicle for packaging, financing, servicing, and profiting for all types of financial assets.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • The Neo-Marine Theory of Equipment Leasing

    The Neo-Marine Theory of Equipment Leasing

    The Neo-Marine Theory of Equipment Leasing
    By Vincent A. Kolber
    Spring 1988

    Leasing executive takes exception to so-called "Whale/Minnow" theory widely seen in the industry as a trend. This editorial comments that there isn't enough evidence to support the idea that big and small companies will flourish while the middle-sized companies will not survive.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Summer 1988 - Full Issue

    Summer 1988 - Full Issue

    Increasing Residual Value Through Stronger Maintenance, Return Provisions
    By Tom E. Flickinger
    Summer 1988

    Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions
    By Keith G. McWalter
    Summer 1988

    Alternative Minimum Tax Implications for Lease/Buy Analysis
    By James M. Johnson and Carl B.McGowan, Jr.
    Summer 1988

    Vessel Leasing: Potential Liabilities for the Unsuspecting Lessor
    By Terence A. McGinnis
    Summer 1988

    Three Years and Beyond: 1988 Industry Future Council Reports Latest Trends
    Summer 1988

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Increasing Residual Value Through Stronger Maintenance, Return Provisions

    Increasing Residual Value Through Stronger Maintenance, Return Provisions

    Increasing Residual Value Through Stronger Maintenance, Return Provisions
    By Tom E. Flickinger
    Summer 1988

    As lessors demand more value from their assets, equipment maintenance and return standards must rise. In this article the author demonstrates the importance of return considerations.

    Free ($10.00 )

  • Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions

    Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions

    Using Yen-Denominated Debt in Leveraged Lease Transactions
    By Keith G. McWalter
    Summer 1988

    The special ramifications of dual-currency leases are explored. This article tells how to take advantage of low-cost yen funds within the bounds of the traditional leveraged lease structure.

    Free ($10.00 )