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Novated leasing? When does it work out as a suitable option
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Hey guys,

Iā€™m self employed, director of a small business in which my accountant manages all of my tax matters - personal/business/investment

Iā€™m really NOT a numbers guyā€¦ and Iā€™ve come to sort of realise as my wealth has grown, the ā€œmore you make, the more they takeā€ā€¦ as in, every facet of your life becomes complicated, at least financially

Iā€™m now looking at buying a new car in 2024. It will be 90% for work purposes. Currently with my vehicle, I just keep a spreadsheet of my expenses (fuel/insurances/costs) and let me accountant sort it out

The idea of a novated lease, in which I just go on auto-pilot sounds appealing. That being, it might cost me x per week, say $500, but then I know that every month, as a work asset/cost, I need to allocate $2k that wil cover off everything related to that car - fuel insurances etc, than that sounds appealing to me

EOFY if there is tax benefits, then great!

I know the lease company make money, but doesnā€™t everyone ? Iā€™m yet to fully understand novated leases and why I shouldā€¦ or why I shouldnā€™t ?

Any advice is appreciated

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