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    Capital Leasing Arrangements Are Most Likely to Be Mutually Beneficial
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Capital Leasing Arrangements Are Most Likely to Be Mutually Beneficial

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Capital leasing arrangements are most likely to be mutually beneficial to lessor and lessee when the lessor is taxed at a higher rate and can issue debt at a lower rate than the lessee.

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