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12-07-2017, 02:06 PM | #31 | ||
Wirlankarra yanama
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People need to put things into perspective, for example, buy a $2,000,000 boat. You'll pay zero Luxury Tax on the boat. Oh wait...
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17-07-2017, 02:12 PM | #32 | |||
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Yes you are correct in that the novated lease firms provide the financing part of the package at non-competitive rates, along with other various fees and charges that transfers what ever benefit is left from the purchaser of the vehicle to the novated lease provider. This is usually because employers stipulate on novated lease provider and so they know they do not have to compete on price and work on emphasis on particular parts (GST savings for example) rather than the holistic outcomes (and comparisons with other ways to finance, e.g. personal loan and payments out of post tax income and no FBT... |
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