The new scheme offers customers purchasing plant and machinery the opportunity to buy now and pay later on plant delivered by the end of the year. Its launch comes as the latest Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors' UK Construction Market Survey reveals builders' workloads have hit a 20 year high.
JCB Finance MD Paul Jennings said: "The months of December and January are traditionally quiet months for many of our customers, when income can be lower but the usual bills still have to be paid.
"Our new 'Buy Now Pay Later' scheme for machines delivered by 31st December 2014 will help reduce our customers’ bills and improve their cash flow as payments only need to start in March 2015. With £60 million available under this scheme it is an opportunity not to be missed."
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Mr Jennings also pointed out that by selecting a Hire Purchase facility customers could still be eligible to take advantage of the Government’s £500,000 Annual Investment Allowance (AIA) scheme. For every £1 spent on plant and machinery there is the potential to save £1 in taxable profits. For more information on the AIA visit www.jcb-finance.com/aia.
Mr Jennings said: "This is the equivalent of a 20%-45% discount depending on the business’ rate of tax. What better way to invest in plant and machinery than with a great tax and cash flow advantage courtesy of the Government and JCB Finance."
JCB Finance Ltd is regulated and authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority and has a 44 year track record of working closely with its customers, helping them improve their cash flow by offering cost effective and tax efficient forms of funding for plant, machinery, cars and commercial vehicles. With a turnover of £815m JCB Finance is a major funder of the UK’s construction equipment. JCB Finance is not a tax or financial advisor.
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