The most common facility used today, a Chattel Mortgage is a fixed rate loan where you are the owner of the goods to be purchased and the financier takes security over these goods.
A deposit can be made up front and a balloon payment option is also available. Stamp duty is paid up front and the GST component is financed.
Use of this product may allow you to claim depreciation and interest as a tax deduction. In some circumstances, if you have an ABN, you may claim the GST back up front in the next BAS period.
We recommend that you first consult with your accountant regarding these benefits as everybody's situation is different.
Stamp duty and GST are calculated within the monthly repayments. The cost of these payments can be tax deductible.
A deposit cannot be made but a residual must be affixed to the end of the loan term. The residual can then be paid out in full at the end of the term.
Stamp duty is calculated within the repayments and a balloon payment option is available. You can depreciate the value of the goods for tax purposes.
We can organise insurance and work cover premium funding where you finance your premium over a 10 or 12 month period. This can be arranged as an ongoing facility for your business.
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