Under a chattel mortgage the business owns the asset from day one and the lender holds a mortgage over it. Interest and depreciation are generally deductible to the extent of business use, and a business registered for GST can usually claim the GST in the purchase price on its next activity statement, which is why the GST line is shown separately below. The GST position depends on your registration and accounting method, which is a matter for your accountant.
Chattel Mortgage Calculator — Value Lending
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These figures are estimates based on the inputs provided. Lenders price chattel mortgages on the asset, its age and the business's trading history, and structure the balloon to the asset's expected value. For a quote on a specific vehicle or piece of equipment, speak with Value Lending.
Start a ConversationThis calculator provides estimates only and does not constitute financial advice. Actual repayments may vary based on lender policy, fees, and interest calculation methods. Value Lending Pty Ltd is a Corporate Credit Representative (515167) of Connective Credit Services Pty Ltd (ACL 389328).