Flexible Lease Finance

Get the professional equipment you need today — without the upfront cost. Leasing is easy, affordable and 100% tax deductible. Cover your repayments with just one small job a week.

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From £30per month
100%Tax deductible
No extrasSame price as cash
You own itAt end of term
VATReclaimable monthly

Finance calculator

What would your machine cost per month?

Enter the equipment cost to see illustrative payment examples across 2, 3 and 5 year terms.

£

Finance Over 2 Years
(excluding VAT)

Monthly payment:£ –
Weekly equivalent:£ –
Total repayment:*£ –
Tax relief @ 19%:*£ –
Net cost of finance:£ –
1 + 23 monthly payments

Finance Over 3 Years
(excluding VAT)

Monthly payment:£ –
Weekly equivalent:£ –
Total repayment:*£ –
Tax relief @ 19%:*£ –
Net cost of finance:£ –
1 + 35 monthly payments

Finance Over 5 Years
(excluding VAT)

Monthly payment:£ –
Weekly equivalent:£ –
Total repayment:*£ –
Tax relief @ 19%:*£ –
Net cost of finance:£ –
1 + 59 monthly payments

*Illustrative examples only — not a quote or offer. Tax relief at 19%; consult your accountant for your specific situation.

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Why lease?

100% tax deductible

All lease payments are written off against your company tax bill — saving between 20–40% depending on your tax rate.

Protect your cash reserves

Convert a large capital purchase into small monthly payments — keep your cash working for your business.

VAT reclaimable

VAT can be reclaimed on monthly payments, reducing the effective cost further for VAT-registered businesses.

Start earning immediately

Get your equipment now and start generating revenue straight away — your machine pays for itself.

Off balance sheet

An operating lease doesn’t appear as a liability on your balance sheet — something banks look on favourably.

You own it at the end

Once your agreement is complete you own the equipment outright — all the benefits of leasing with full ownership.

How it works

1

Choose your machine

Browse our full range of professional cleaning machines and build the package you need.

2

Use the calculator

Enter your equipment cost above to see illustrative monthly payments across different terms.

3

Apply with Kennet

Get an accurate quote and apply online through Kennet Equipment Leasing — our dedicated finance partner.

4

Get your equipment

Once approved, you receive exactly the same equipment, guarantee and service as a cash purchase.

The tax benefits explained

Leasing is 100% tax deductible

Rather than investing your cash reserves in depreciating assets, leasing converts larger purchase payments into small monthly amounts. All payments are written off against your company’s tax bill — a saving of between 20–40% depending on your tax rate.

Payments on qualifying leases are written off as direct operating expenses rather than a debt or outstanding liability — reducing short-term taxable income and keeping your balance sheet clean.

Lease payments can be offset against taxable profits and VAT reclaimed on monthly payments. This status as a ‘lease’ rather than a ‘liability’ is something banks look on favourably — often referred to as ‘off balance sheet financing’.

Once your agreement has finished, you will own your equipment outright.

You will pay interest and charges to the leasing company — always read your agreement carefully as it is legally binding. Please consult your accountant for advice specific to your situation.

Ready to get started?

Browse our machines, use the calculator above to check the numbers, then apply directly with Kennet — or give us a call and we’ll help you find the right solution.

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Finance is provided by Kennet Equipment Leasing, an independent third party. Alltec Network does not take commission on finance arrangements. All finance is subject to status and application approval. Please read all agreements carefully before signing. Tax information is provided for general guidance only — please consult your accountant for advice specific to your circumstances.