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The most important factor, beside price, is image quality. A MRI system from International Medical Associates must meet certain benchmarks to qualify for resale. We'll use the OEMs when necessary. We'll use expert third-party engineers when needed. We'll provide all things necessary to ensure your complete satisfaction.
We source open MRI Systems and other horizontal bore MRI systems in hospitals and imaging centers. We only purchase systems that are installed and operational. This prevents guessing where all the parts may be or if the system has damage or hidden intermittent errors. During evaluation, we carefully note all software revisions installed, if any FDA recall issues required are included, a complete history of the system and coils when possible.
The end result is that you, our most treasured customer, receives the very best MRI System for your money. Professional services from start to finish. No hidden fees and all details disclosed upfront. A pre-owned MRI System from International Medical Associates should be no different than purchasing an system from the OEM, except price. In fact, our goal is to have your system guaranteed for standard vendor maintenance, delivered, installed and operational at almost 50% the cost of new.
Replacing a MRI System with another is a giant step. Make the transition less painful by trading in your old MRI. We are constantly striving to find the very best for our customers. International Medical Associates will pay above fair market value for your existing MRI System if it meets our high standards. Use the additional revenue on the purchase of your next generation system.
TAX INCENTIVE BILL NO. 179. Business owners who acquire equipment for their business: machinery, computers, software, and other tangible goods, usually prefer to deduct the cost in a single tax year, rather than a little at a time over a number of years. This deduction is known by its section in the tax code, a Section 179 deduction. Under Section 179, businesses that spend less than $800,000 a year on qualified equipment, can write off up to $250,000 in 2008. The rules are designed for small companies, so the $250,000 deduction phases out when a business purchases more than $800,000 in one year. For further detail visit www.irs.gov