Novated Leasing
Helping employees save money on a new, used or existing car.
Helping employees save money on a new, used or existing car.
This arrangement can lead to significant tax savings, as part of your salary goes towards paying for the vehicle before income tax is applied. With a novated lease, you can bundle vehicle expenses like fuel, maintenance, and insurance into one regular payment, making it easier to manage costs. This type of lease not only helps reduce taxable income but also provides a convenient way to own and maintain a car, potentially saving thousands over the lease term.
You can set up your car loan directly through your employer to save you money. With fixed lease payments, car expenses included, and huge savings available on income tax and GST, you can get the keys to a new car without a traditional loan arrangement.
With a novated lease, you can strengthen or create an employee benefits program that supports your staff and helps them save money on a new or used car. Novated leasing is easy to set up and manage, doesn’t cost your business money, and reduces reliance on company-owned vehicles to free up your balance sheet.
A novated lease on a new or used car allows your staff to make loan repayments as a deduction from their pre-tax salary. With a novated lease, employees can also bundle their car expenses for better budgeting, like fuel, maintenance, insurance, and more.
Novated leasing is available to employees whose employer offers salary packaging as part of their benefits. It’s most common for full-time employees, but part-time and casual workers may also qualify depending on their employer’s policy.
Yes, you can lease both new and used cars under a novated lease. The car must meet certain criteria, such as being under a specific age and in good condition, depending on the leasing provider’s policies.
If you change employers, you can transfer the novated lease to your new employer, provided they offer salary packaging. If not, the lease will revert to a standard car lease, and you’ll be responsible for the payments.