A business car lease calculator is really just a loan-with-balloon estimator in a suit, tallying the financed amount, interest, term, and the residual (balloon). Start with the drive-away price in AUD, subtract any deposit or trade-in, choose a term (say 36–60 months) and a sensible residual, then apply the rate to estimate monthly repayments. A quick rule: payment ≈ (amount financed − present value of the residual) × monthly rate ÷ (1 − (1+monthly rate)^−months). Example: $50,000 car, 10% deposit, 60 months, 30% residual, at 8% p.a. lands roughly around $700 per month before GST and fees. GST and tax treatment differ by product (finance lease, novated lease, or chattel mortgage), so businesses registered for GST may claim credits differently and FBT can apply. Use a proper calculator for precision and talk to your accountant; spreadsheets are cheap, but ATO audits aren’t.
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