Financing a car under a business name in Australia can be a savvy move, provided your accountant gives it the nod. Essentially, you have options like chattel mortgages, leases, or business loans. A chattel mortgage lets your business own the vehicle outright, with the loan secured against the car itself—interest and repayments might even be tax deductible. Leasing, on the other hand, keeps the car off your balance sheet but can come with mileage limits and less flexibility.
You'll need to provide financial statements, ABN details, and potentially a business plan to lenders who love to see your business's cash flow before handing over the goods. Expect interest rates a tad higher than personal loans, and watch out for hidden fees. For a no-nonsense start, check out ServiceCentral or CarShowroom for finance options tailored to businesses.
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