GPSTrackIt Announces New Financing Options
GPSTrackIt announces new financing options that reduce the initial cost of implementing its Fleet Manager system and GPS tracking devices.
GPSTrackIt announces new financing options that reduce the initial cost of implementing its Fleet Manager system and GPS tracking devices. The new "No Pay Until 2014" financing plan makes it that much easier to provide the peace of mind afforded by a quality fleet tracking system.
“We’re thrilled to be able to offer this deal to our customers,” said Nick Muratore, GPSTrackIt’s sales manager. “Fleet Manager is an amazing system and our customer base loves it. The ‘No Pay Until 2014’ option means more fleets can start benefiting from it now.”
The "No Pay Until 2014" program postpones hardware payments until January. This includes documentation fees and the monthly payment, reducing the cost of entry to a flat $24.99 per unit for service. This offer applies to deals of $2,500 or more. Credit must approve the transaction and any term length over 36 months.
“Our customers tell us so many great stories about how Fleet Manager has protected their assets from theft, improved their driver’s behaviors, and reduced the number of accidents,” added Muratore. “It doesn’t matter how many vehicles you operate. Fleet Manager is going to streamline your business processes and save you money. The system already pays for itself. Now you can start getting the benefit without having to pay for hardware until January.”
In addition to the benefits of ‘No Pay Until 2014’, the Internal Revenue Service’s Section 179 offers tax incentives for businesses. It’s a great way to reduce the cost of doing business by enabling owners to deduct equipment costs and by providing rebates.
The deduction limit for Section 179 is now $500,000. The 2013 Section 179 deduction threshold for total amount of equipment that can be purchased is now $2,000,000. Most new and used equipment, as well as some software, qualify for the Section 179 deduction. Only new equipment purchased in 2013 qualifies for the “50% Bonus Depreciation”.
“‘No Pay Until 2014’ and Section 179 together make for a powerful 1-2 punch,” concluded Muratore. “We can help get you up and running quickly with a quality GPS tracking solution for less, and the tax incentives get you cash back in your pocket on the back end. This is truly a win-win.” For more information about GPSTrackIt, their new financing options, or their Fleet Manager vehicle tracking system, visit their website at gpstrackit.com.
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