The word renting comes from the Anglo-Saxon word “rent”, to rent, or to rent, which means:
“Give a certain good to a person, to use and enjoy it for a time in exchange for a certain amount of money and with certain conditions.” –
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Who can rent printers?
Both natural persons (entrepreneurs, professionals, freelancers and individuals) and legal persons (companies).
What is the difference between renting and buying in cash?
The renting of photocopiers is a rental, 100% deductible, while the purchase in cash implies an increase in fixed assets and affects the property to the legal repayment terms.
How are the payments corresponding to renting for professionals and freelancers computed?
The total amount of the monthly income is deductible, provided that it is a necessary expense for the development of the activity of professionals and freelancers.
What happens to VAT in renting?
VAT is 100% deductible, as long as the lessee, company or professional, exclusively affects the good or equipment, to the development of their business or professional activity.
What assets can be rented?
All identifiable assets of durable use and essential for the development of business activity.
- Telecommunications equipment
- Computer equipment
- Office automation equipment (Printers or photocopiers, copiers)
- Electronic equipments
- Security equipments
- Public works machinery
- Lifting machinery
- Other capital goods