Forestry

A feller buncher cuts a standing tree and stacks several before the skidder arrives, and leasing a high-capacity model lets a Canadian forestry outfit scale

A log forwarder carries cut timber from stump to roadside and runs well into six figures, which is why most Canadian forestry outfits finance one rather than

Lease payments for forestry equipment like log harvesters may be fully deductible as business operating expenses under Canadian tax law. Additionally, if your business is registered for GST/HST, you

A log loader lifts and stacks heavy timber onto trucks, and financing one keeps a Canadian forestry crew running instead of losing the yard to downtime.

A skidder drags felled trees from the stump to the landing, and leasing one gives a Canadian crew that pulling power on steep, soft ground without buying out

Heavy-duty chippers and grinders reduce logs, brush, and waste wood to saleable chips or mulch, and financing one gives a Canadian crew that output for a man

Under CRA guidelines, lease payments for most business equipment, including yarders, are generally fully deductible as operating expenses in the year they are incurred. This can provide a more

A mobile sawmill turns standing or downed timber into dimensional lumber right on site, and financing one lets a Canadian contractor or small producer sell f

Getting logs from the block to the mill is where a harvest becomes revenue, and leasing the trucks and trailers to do it spares a Canadian logging outfit a l

A forestry mulcher grinds trees, brush, and stumps into mulch in a single pass, and financing one turns a slow Canadian land-clearing job into a fast, profit