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Novated Leasing made easy
Important Information: A Novated Lease may not suit your circumstances and will be subject to your employer’s salary packaging policy.
Before committing to a Novated Lease, ask your accountant or tax professional to ensure the product is right for you.
Contents
What is a Novated Lease?	 3
	 Features and Benefits	 4
	 What type of Vehicles that can be Leased	 4
	 Term of Novated Leases	 4
	 Residual values	 4
	 If I leave my employer	 5
Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) and Novated Leases	 5
	 Calculating your FBT Liability	 5
	 Statutory Percentage Kilometre Banding	 5
Employee Contribution Method (ECM)	 5
	 How does ECM work?	 5
	 FBT Taxable Value Calculation	 5
	 FBT Liability Calculation	 6
Process overview		 6
What happens at the end of the lease?	 6
What is a
Novated
Lease?
A Novated Lease is a three-way arrangement you enter into with FleetPartners and
your employer, under which your lease payments are made by your employer on your
behalf out of your pre-tax salary.
Novated Leases have been developed to cater to the Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) laws
applicable to motor vehicle usage, where a driver uses the vehicle for business
and /or private use.
The relationship is detailed below.
Novated Lease three-way arrangement
3
What type of vehicle can be leased?
	 l	 All new passenger and many light commercial vehicles, 	
		 subject to your employer‘s vehicle policy
	 l	 Used vehicles;
		 - less than eight years old at lease end
		 - no more than 200,000km at lease end
		 - a minimum of $10,000 (ex GST) to be financed
		 - current roadworthy and registration certificates
How long can I take the lease out for?
A Novated Lease can be taken out for a term of
12 - 60 months.
What residual values are used?
FleetPartners sets the residual values for Novated Leases
according to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) minimum
requirements, as supplied in the following table:
ATO Residual Vehicle Bands
At a glance
BenefitsFeatures
Potentially tax effective way of maximising your take home salary by
leasing a vehicle through salary packaging
Vehicle rental can be deducted from your pre-tax and/or post-tax
salary (fuel, insurance, registration, maintenance and lease rentals)
Your Consultant will arrange vehicle sourcing, quotations, vehicle
registration and insurance
Dedicated Novated Leasing Consultant
An extensive network of Dealers and nationally negotiated vehicle
discounts
Access to FleetPartners’ preferred network of Dealers
We manage all the servicing and maintenance of your vehicle with
just one phone call, or one click of a mouse, accessing nationally
negotiated service discounts with preferred original manufacturer
dealerships
OneCall/OneClick servicing and maintenance
One simple call for emergency and Roadside Assistance 24 hours a day24 hour Roadside Assistance
Quarterly reports to help track actual spend against budget and reduce
‘end of lease‘ surprises**
Actual vs Budgeted reports
Identifies how many kilometres you’ll need to travel by the end of the
FBT year with quarterly reports and monthly reports from December to
March
FBT tracking reports
Access to fuel discounts and a record of fuel purchases on your
quarterly driver reports
Fuel cards
The registration renewals are addressed to FleetPartners so we can
automatically pay the annual renewal on your behalf
Registration renewal processing
For drivers in NSW, CTP is provided by a preferred supplierCompulsory Third Party (CTP)
Access to our negotiated premiumsComprehensive Insurance
Residual valuesLease Term
65.63%12 months
56.25%24 months
46.88%36 months
37.50%48 months
28.13%60 months
** In the instance where you might exceed your running cost budget, we will work with you to recalculate a new budget. If you don’t wish to change your budget to address a deficit we
reserve the right not to pay any further costs.
5
	 l	 Return the vehicle to FleetPartners to sell and any profit 	
		 or loss realised from the sale after pay out of the lease will be 	
		 passed on to you.
Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) and Novated Leases
FBT is a tax payable by employers who provide non-cash benefits
to employees, such as a Novated Lease. Most employers pass the
cost of the FBT onto employees through salary sacrifice.
FBT is calculated annually, based on the FBT year of 1 April to
31 March.
Your employer collects FBT from your pre-tax salary to be passed
onto the Australian Taxation Office (ATO).
Where a vehicle is leased for only part of an FBT year, the
kilometres travelled are annualised to determine the Statutory
Percentage and then the FBT liability is pro-rated. This means the
Statutory Percentage will be based on the kilometres that you
would have achieved had you continued in that driving pattern.
STEP 2
What happens if I leave my employer during the
lease term?
Should you leave your employer, your employer’s novation
agreement with FleetPartners concludes. A full reconciliation of
the running costs, up to the lease end date will be carried out,
with any surplus or shortfall being settled in your pay by your
employer. Pro-rata FBT will also be settled prior to departing your
employer.
What happens next?
	 l	 Subject to your new employer’s agreement, arrange for a 	
		 new novation agreement with them, or
	 l	 Continue to pay your monthly lease rentals, under your 	
		 finance lease agreement (vehicle running costs will not be 	
		 included in this payment), or
	 l	 Pay out the lease and make an offer to purchase the vehicle, 	
		 or
Calculating your FBT Liability example:
STEP 1
^ number of days vehicle used or available for use
=
FBT
Taxable
Value
x
FBT
Capital
Value
x
Statutory
Percentage
Days^ / 365 =
FBT
Liability
x
FBT
Taxable
Value
x
Employee Contribution Method (ECM)
Post-tax Employee Contributions can be used to reduce or
remove the amount of FBT you pay. This can make a Novated
Lease more tax effective if your taxable income is below the
top marginal tax rate.
This is because the FBT is determined using the top marginal tax
rate, whereas your taxable income may be taxed at lower than
the top marginal rate.
How does ECM work?
ECM allows you to pay some or all of your vehicle costs from
after tax dollars. These post-tax payments can be used to reduce
the FBT Taxable Value of the vehicle and therefore the FBT
Liability payable.
With ECM the FBT Liability can be reduced to zero.
The car fringe benefit rules announced by the Federal Budget in May 2011 introduce a flat 20% statutory rate despite the distance
travelled, which will be phased in over four years, as shown in table below.
During the four year transition period you and your employer will be advised at the beginning of each FBT year of the applicable
statutory FBT rate and revised monthly deductions.
Distance travelled during
the FBT year
(1 April - 31 March)
Less than 15,000km
Between 15,000 and 24,999km
Between 25,000 and 40,000km
From 1 April 2014
20%
20%
20%
20%
From 1 April 2013
20%
20%
20%
17%
From 1 April 2012
20%
20%
17%
13%
From 10 May 2011
20%
20%
14%
10%
Existing
Contracts
26%
20%
11%
7%Over 40,000km
New Contracts entered into after 7.30pm (AEST) on 10 May 2011
Statuatory Rate (multiplied by cost of the car to determine person’s car fringe benefit)
FBT Rate (49%)
Gross Up Factor
(2.0802)
FBT Liability Calculation example:
x x =
Income tax is payable on the post-tax Employee Contribution that is used to eliminate the FBT taxable value. The advantage of using
post-tax Employee Contributions is the difference between the income tax paid on the post-tax Employee Contributions and the FBT
liability.
To review how the above calculation may apply to your choice of vehicle please refer to www.fleetpartners.com.au and select the
‘Novated Leasing Calculator’ button on the home page.
You should ask your accountant or tax professional to ensure that this product is right for you.
Process overview
Vehicle delivery.
Lease documents will be signed one to two days before
delivery of your vehicle. FleetPartners will arrange for
your vehicle to be dropped off at the specified location.
Start driving!
What happens at the end of the lease?
A Novated Leasing Consultant will contact you three months
before lease end to help finalise your lease. Your options may
include:
l 	 Extend the lease subject to conditions
l 	 Pay the residual value and make an offer to purchase the 	
	vehicle
l 	 Return the vehicle to FleetPartners to sell and any profit or 	
	 loss realised from the sale will be passed on to you.
Frequently Asked Questions
Visit the FleetPartners web site at www.fleetpartners.com.au to
review Frequently Asked Questions regarding a Novated Lease.
Want to find out more?
Contact a FleetPartners Novated Lease
Consultant on 1300 88 22 66
Prepare answers to the following questions:
l 	 Is a FleetPartners Novated Lease facility set up 		
	 with my employer?
l 	 Have I received all the approvals required by my
	employer?
l 	 Have I decided on the preferred vehicle, including
	 make and model? (Visit www.fleetpartners.com.au,		
	 click on the Novated Lease Calculator button on the
	 home page to look at all vehicle options).
l 	 What are my expected annual kilometres?
l 	 What is my preferred lease term?
Contact FleetPartners for a quote.
A Consultant will prepare a Novated Lease quote for
you, including the purchase of the vehicle and supply
this within two working days.
Accept your quote.
Complete the appropriate forms and return them to
FleetPartners. We’ll then conduct a credit assessment.
Your vehicle will be ordered.
Your vehicle will be ordered within three working
business days of your Novated Lease being approved.
An email will be forwarded to you confirming your
vehicle delivery date.
1
2
3
4
5
6
x
FBT
Capital
Statutory
Percentage
x
Days /
365
-
Employee
Contribution
=
FBT
Taxable
x30,000 20% x 1 - $0 = $6,000Without ECM
x30,000 20% x 1 - $6,000 $0With ECM =
FBT Taxable Value Calculation example:
FBT Liability
Without ECM $6,000 x 2.0802 x 48% = $5,991
With ECM $0 x 2.0802 x 48% = $0
FBT RateGross Up FactorFBT Taxable
Important Information: All applications for credit are subject to Fleet Partners Pty Limited’s normal credit approval criteria. Terms and conditions are available upon application. Fees and charges apply.
Fleet Partners Pty Limited ABN 63 006 706 832. Item No. PD10098 Date: 06/10/2011
FLEETPARTNERS - AUSTRALIA
Novated Lease Enquiries: 1300 88 22 66
fleetpartners.com.au
HEAD OFFICE
Level 3, 40 River Boulevard, Richmond, VIC. 3121
T: 03 8416 5300
F: 03 8416 5303
NEW SOUTH WALES
Level 1, 123 Epping Road, North Ryde, NSW. 2113
T: 02 8314 5000
F: 02 8314 5099
QUEENSLAND
Level 4, 303 Coronation Drive, Milton, QLD. 4064
T: 07 3015 9200
F: 07 3015 9299
WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Suite 27, 22 Railway Road, Subiaco, WA. 6008
T: 08 6454 6100
F: 08 9382 2071

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Novated leasing guide 2015

  • 2. Important Information: A Novated Lease may not suit your circumstances and will be subject to your employer’s salary packaging policy. Before committing to a Novated Lease, ask your accountant or tax professional to ensure the product is right for you.
  • 3. Contents What is a Novated Lease? 3 Features and Benefits 4 What type of Vehicles that can be Leased 4 Term of Novated Leases 4 Residual values 4 If I leave my employer 5 Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) and Novated Leases 5 Calculating your FBT Liability 5 Statutory Percentage Kilometre Banding 5 Employee Contribution Method (ECM) 5 How does ECM work? 5 FBT Taxable Value Calculation 5 FBT Liability Calculation 6 Process overview 6 What happens at the end of the lease? 6
  • 4. What is a Novated Lease? A Novated Lease is a three-way arrangement you enter into with FleetPartners and your employer, under which your lease payments are made by your employer on your behalf out of your pre-tax salary. Novated Leases have been developed to cater to the Fringe Benefit Tax (FBT) laws applicable to motor vehicle usage, where a driver uses the vehicle for business and /or private use. The relationship is detailed below. Novated Lease three-way arrangement 3
  • 5. What type of vehicle can be leased? l All new passenger and many light commercial vehicles, subject to your employer‘s vehicle policy l Used vehicles; - less than eight years old at lease end - no more than 200,000km at lease end - a minimum of $10,000 (ex GST) to be financed - current roadworthy and registration certificates How long can I take the lease out for? A Novated Lease can be taken out for a term of 12 - 60 months. What residual values are used? FleetPartners sets the residual values for Novated Leases according to the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) minimum requirements, as supplied in the following table: ATO Residual Vehicle Bands At a glance BenefitsFeatures Potentially tax effective way of maximising your take home salary by leasing a vehicle through salary packaging Vehicle rental can be deducted from your pre-tax and/or post-tax salary (fuel, insurance, registration, maintenance and lease rentals) Your Consultant will arrange vehicle sourcing, quotations, vehicle registration and insurance Dedicated Novated Leasing Consultant An extensive network of Dealers and nationally negotiated vehicle discounts Access to FleetPartners’ preferred network of Dealers We manage all the servicing and maintenance of your vehicle with just one phone call, or one click of a mouse, accessing nationally negotiated service discounts with preferred original manufacturer dealerships OneCall/OneClick servicing and maintenance One simple call for emergency and Roadside Assistance 24 hours a day24 hour Roadside Assistance Quarterly reports to help track actual spend against budget and reduce ‘end of lease‘ surprises** Actual vs Budgeted reports Identifies how many kilometres you’ll need to travel by the end of the FBT year with quarterly reports and monthly reports from December to March FBT tracking reports Access to fuel discounts and a record of fuel purchases on your quarterly driver reports Fuel cards The registration renewals are addressed to FleetPartners so we can automatically pay the annual renewal on your behalf Registration renewal processing For drivers in NSW, CTP is provided by a preferred supplierCompulsory Third Party (CTP) Access to our negotiated premiumsComprehensive Insurance Residual valuesLease Term 65.63%12 months 56.25%24 months 46.88%36 months 37.50%48 months 28.13%60 months ** In the instance where you might exceed your running cost budget, we will work with you to recalculate a new budget. If you don’t wish to change your budget to address a deficit we reserve the right not to pay any further costs.
  • 6. 5 l Return the vehicle to FleetPartners to sell and any profit or loss realised from the sale after pay out of the lease will be passed on to you. Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) and Novated Leases FBT is a tax payable by employers who provide non-cash benefits to employees, such as a Novated Lease. Most employers pass the cost of the FBT onto employees through salary sacrifice. FBT is calculated annually, based on the FBT year of 1 April to 31 March. Your employer collects FBT from your pre-tax salary to be passed onto the Australian Taxation Office (ATO). Where a vehicle is leased for only part of an FBT year, the kilometres travelled are annualised to determine the Statutory Percentage and then the FBT liability is pro-rated. This means the Statutory Percentage will be based on the kilometres that you would have achieved had you continued in that driving pattern. STEP 2 What happens if I leave my employer during the lease term? Should you leave your employer, your employer’s novation agreement with FleetPartners concludes. A full reconciliation of the running costs, up to the lease end date will be carried out, with any surplus or shortfall being settled in your pay by your employer. Pro-rata FBT will also be settled prior to departing your employer. What happens next? l Subject to your new employer’s agreement, arrange for a new novation agreement with them, or l Continue to pay your monthly lease rentals, under your finance lease agreement (vehicle running costs will not be included in this payment), or l Pay out the lease and make an offer to purchase the vehicle, or Calculating your FBT Liability example: STEP 1 ^ number of days vehicle used or available for use = FBT Taxable Value x FBT Capital Value x Statutory Percentage Days^ / 365 = FBT Liability x FBT Taxable Value x Employee Contribution Method (ECM) Post-tax Employee Contributions can be used to reduce or remove the amount of FBT you pay. This can make a Novated Lease more tax effective if your taxable income is below the top marginal tax rate. This is because the FBT is determined using the top marginal tax rate, whereas your taxable income may be taxed at lower than the top marginal rate. How does ECM work? ECM allows you to pay some or all of your vehicle costs from after tax dollars. These post-tax payments can be used to reduce the FBT Taxable Value of the vehicle and therefore the FBT Liability payable. With ECM the FBT Liability can be reduced to zero. The car fringe benefit rules announced by the Federal Budget in May 2011 introduce a flat 20% statutory rate despite the distance travelled, which will be phased in over four years, as shown in table below. During the four year transition period you and your employer will be advised at the beginning of each FBT year of the applicable statutory FBT rate and revised monthly deductions. Distance travelled during the FBT year (1 April - 31 March) Less than 15,000km Between 15,000 and 24,999km Between 25,000 and 40,000km From 1 April 2014 20% 20% 20% 20% From 1 April 2013 20% 20% 20% 17% From 1 April 2012 20% 20% 17% 13% From 10 May 2011 20% 20% 14% 10% Existing Contracts 26% 20% 11% 7%Over 40,000km New Contracts entered into after 7.30pm (AEST) on 10 May 2011 Statuatory Rate (multiplied by cost of the car to determine person’s car fringe benefit) FBT Rate (49%) Gross Up Factor (2.0802)
  • 7. FBT Liability Calculation example: x x = Income tax is payable on the post-tax Employee Contribution that is used to eliminate the FBT taxable value. The advantage of using post-tax Employee Contributions is the difference between the income tax paid on the post-tax Employee Contributions and the FBT liability. To review how the above calculation may apply to your choice of vehicle please refer to www.fleetpartners.com.au and select the ‘Novated Leasing Calculator’ button on the home page. You should ask your accountant or tax professional to ensure that this product is right for you. Process overview Vehicle delivery. Lease documents will be signed one to two days before delivery of your vehicle. FleetPartners will arrange for your vehicle to be dropped off at the specified location. Start driving! What happens at the end of the lease? A Novated Leasing Consultant will contact you three months before lease end to help finalise your lease. Your options may include: l Extend the lease subject to conditions l Pay the residual value and make an offer to purchase the vehicle l Return the vehicle to FleetPartners to sell and any profit or loss realised from the sale will be passed on to you. Frequently Asked Questions Visit the FleetPartners web site at www.fleetpartners.com.au to review Frequently Asked Questions regarding a Novated Lease. Want to find out more? Contact a FleetPartners Novated Lease Consultant on 1300 88 22 66 Prepare answers to the following questions: l Is a FleetPartners Novated Lease facility set up with my employer? l Have I received all the approvals required by my employer? l Have I decided on the preferred vehicle, including make and model? (Visit www.fleetpartners.com.au, click on the Novated Lease Calculator button on the home page to look at all vehicle options). l What are my expected annual kilometres? l What is my preferred lease term? Contact FleetPartners for a quote. A Consultant will prepare a Novated Lease quote for you, including the purchase of the vehicle and supply this within two working days. Accept your quote. Complete the appropriate forms and return them to FleetPartners. We’ll then conduct a credit assessment. Your vehicle will be ordered. Your vehicle will be ordered within three working business days of your Novated Lease being approved. An email will be forwarded to you confirming your vehicle delivery date. 1 2 3 4 5 6 x FBT Capital Statutory Percentage x Days / 365 - Employee Contribution = FBT Taxable x30,000 20% x 1 - $0 = $6,000Without ECM x30,000 20% x 1 - $6,000 $0With ECM = FBT Taxable Value Calculation example: FBT Liability Without ECM $6,000 x 2.0802 x 48% = $5,991 With ECM $0 x 2.0802 x 48% = $0 FBT RateGross Up FactorFBT Taxable
  • 8. Important Information: All applications for credit are subject to Fleet Partners Pty Limited’s normal credit approval criteria. Terms and conditions are available upon application. Fees and charges apply. Fleet Partners Pty Limited ABN 63 006 706 832. Item No. PD10098 Date: 06/10/2011 FLEETPARTNERS - AUSTRALIA Novated Lease Enquiries: 1300 88 22 66 fleetpartners.com.au HEAD OFFICE Level 3, 40 River Boulevard, Richmond, VIC. 3121 T: 03 8416 5300 F: 03 8416 5303 NEW SOUTH WALES Level 1, 123 Epping Road, North Ryde, NSW. 2113 T: 02 8314 5000 F: 02 8314 5099 QUEENSLAND Level 4, 303 Coronation Drive, Milton, QLD. 4064 T: 07 3015 9200 F: 07 3015 9299 WESTERN AUSTRALIA Suite 27, 22 Railway Road, Subiaco, WA. 6008 T: 08 6454 6100 F: 08 9382 2071