Have you ever wondered what a novated lease is? It is a fantastic way of financing a vehicle from your pre-tax income. Novated leasing is a common and popular method of financing.
Continue reading...Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Who would have thought that by taking out car finance you could increase your take home pay. Well it is true! By financing your car by way of a novated lease your car repayments are taken from your pre-tax income. This method is commonly known as salary sacrifice.
Continue reading...Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Salary packaging is of great benefit to employers and employees alike. As an employee you can buy the car that you desire from your pre-tax income. As a result, you save tax and you have the benefit of driving the car of your dreams
Continue reading...Thursday, October 29, 2009
Do you have a car under finance? Most people do, but it may not necessarily be the best option for them. If your company offers salary packaging you should investigate whether you would be better off financing your car from your pre-tax income
Continue reading...Tuesday, October 20, 2009
A novated lease is a great way to save tax! Â How? A novated lease is commonly referred to as salary sacrifice.
Continue reading...Monday, September 14, 2009
To find out whether you qualify for a novated lease you need to be employed by a business that offers this service to their employees. The employer is responsible for making repayments from your pre-tax income on your behalf whilst in their employ.
Continue reading...Monday, August 24, 2009
A novated lease is a great way to go about financing your next car. If your employer has the ability to offer salary packaging to you then you should look at a novated lease for your next car purchase. By financing through salary sacrifice you will be making car repayments from your pre-tax income, thereby
Continue reading...Wednesday, June 10, 2009
A novated car lease is like a standard car lease but it is financed through salary packaging through your employer. The lease payments are made from your pre-tax income which your employer makes on your behalf.
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