IAA-Advisory

IAA-Advisory

Financial Services

Cartmel, Cumbria 222 followers

About us

IAA-Advisory is at the forefront of change in the leasing and asset finance industry. We bring impressive experience and independent insight to offer our clients clear and actionable advice. We build strong and continuing links between our client and our team, with a relationship built on trust and reliability. Our clients include lessors and financial institutions such as banks, banking subsidiaries, manufacturer captive finance companies, independents and others who need external help with specific issues. This team of highly experienced individuals is ideally placed to help clients with the complexities of business strategy and the dynamics of industry change. Recent engagements have helped develop and influence the direction of the industry. These include: • A complete review of an organisation's European financing operations • Advice on entering the market in Asia, China in particular • Marketing strategy & tactics to launch a captive subsidiary • Partner selection for outsourced financing transactions We coordinate the Captives’ Forum, an industry body to exchange ideas and influence policy, and we’ve advised Government & Regulatory bodies on their country’s legal framework to support an emerging asset financing industry. Wherever your challenge exists on this spectrum, we’d welcome a no cost exploratory meeting. Please call Lindsay Town on +44 (0)7801 239223 or Derek Soper on +44 (0)1444 892208

Industry
Financial Services
Company size
2-10 employees
Headquarters
Cartmel, Cumbria
Type
Privately Held
Specialties
Asset Finance, Lease accounting, Strategy, Funding, Interim Management, Restructure, Turnaround, and M&A

Locations

  • Primary

    The Byre, 2 Aynsome Mill Farm

    Cartmel, Cumbria LA11 6HH, GB

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    Leasing moves a stage closer to being included in the full expensing regime – but what does this mean for the leasing industry? The Chancellor announced in the Spring budget that “full expensing will be extended to assets for leasing when fiscal conditions allow” and the relevant HM Treasury working group has already confirmed that they will be sharing more details shortly, but what does this mean for lessors? The questions that any interested lessor needs to ask themselves are:- 1.    Are they paying UK corporation tax or have access to a group that is paying sufficient corporation tax to make the process effective? If so; 2.    Are the assets they finance and their business model / route to market enable them to access full expensing? 3.    What legitimate structures will be allowed in the new regime and how to avoid falling foul of anti-avoidance rules? 4.    How best to flag up inconsistencies in the new rules (e.g. the possible situation for “spot” plant hire)? 5.    How to show the enhanced benefits to stakeholders who are not banks nor experienced in this type of product (post tax risk adjusted return on risk equity, tail risk including corporation tax rate movements, etc)? 6.    Do they have the skills, modelling/analysis tools, documentation and administration/accounting systems to assess, evaluate, document, administer and account for after-tax leases? And lastly; 7.    Do they have the knowledge to turn the clock back nearly 40 years and articulate the features and benefits of leasing, rather than hire purchase or cash purchase to prospective customers so they can make an informed decision. Few lessors will be able to answer YES to all the above questions, as the last time 100% first year allowances were available was in 1984 – where is George Orwell or Steve Jobs when you need them! IAA-Advisory believes the Chancellor’s announcement offers one of the biggest opportunities to the leasing industry for decades, but there is an inherent lack of knowledge and expertise to grasp the opportunity, due to the time elapsed since leasing was so attractive. We have the knowledge, tools and the skills to assist lessors to grasp a competitive advantage. Please feel free to contact any of us for an initial chat. Ian McVicar ianmcvicar@iaa-advisory.com Lindsay Town lindsaytown@iaa-advisory.com John Batty johnbatty@iaa-advisory.com

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