Is Van Leasing a Good Idea for Businesses? Yes, especially for new businesses.

If you’re a business owner or run a business you’ll know that any asset you buy comes with a depreciation factor. This means that in time, year on year your asset will lose value, and tax deductibles get lower and lower, until, you can no longer add the asset to the yearly tax return.

At this point, your asset might be too old or with too much wear and tear for it to be sold at a good price. This means that your business will work with outdated equipment, this is especially more of a problem when talking of vehicles.

Vehicles by nature tend to depreciate a lot quicker than other assets. It’s said that by the time you drive your vehicle out of the dealer it has already depreciated at least 30%.

Asset Depreciation in Business

For a new or small business depreciation can come at a high price. Business image is also important, nobody wants to drive around with an old, battered van, what would people think of the business?!

For a new or small business depreciation can come at a high price. Business image is also important, nobody wants to drive around with an old, battered van, what would people think of the business?!

Van leasing offer businesses the chance to always have brand new and updated vehicles in their fleet. These vehicles will remain tax-deductible throughout the full time of the lease avoiding the loss of money from depreciation and age.

Van leasing also offers the opportunity of owning the vehicle at the end of the term if you choose not to lease again for a brand new vehicle.

The option of owning the vehicle comes in the form of a final payment called Balloon Payment. The amount of the Balloon Payment will depend on your finance term.

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