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Apple says BMW wireless chargers really are messing with iPhone 15s
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Well, you claim all the fuel and service costs as business expense when leased, so if you drive a lot it can be significantly cheaper
I'm not a tax expert but that sounds wrong. If you arent using it for business you don't get to claim business expenses on it. I don't see how owning or leasing makes a difference.
Feel free to correct me.
Leasing the car comes from pre-tax salary, as does all servicing and fuel. It's the same as salary packaging a phone or laptop, only the majority of use should be business - not all. Obviously this doesn't apply to every country but it is the case here
I think you’re missing the point: not everyone leases their cars for work. I have a couple buddies that lease because they like having new cars every year or two and it’s easier than buying and selling every time. They’re 100% personal use vehicles.