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Trucks & Buses Leasing Quotation Calculator

Input the amount to be financed, the required term and the residual amount. The current interest rate will appear which is an estimate of the rates available through Robert Mayor & Associates Pty Ltd. Final pricing is subject to the lenders criteria and assessment of each proposal.

The monthly repayment will be automatically calculated. If you wish, you can override the automatic interest rate by inputting your own figure which will adjust the repayment accordingly. You may also adjust the residual amount based on the rate of depreciation of the asset being financed.

Please use the tab key to input the quote figures.

In order for the calculator below to function correctly, you should be using either Netscape Navigator version 2.02 or higher, or Microsoft Internet Explorer version 3 or higher. 

To operate the following quotation calculator enter the term in months, the amount financed and the residual amount into the calculator function box below using the tab key to advance to the next input field. Once all of the input fields are filled, to generate the final monthly repayment figure, press inside the monthly repayment field with your cursor.

Input Term (months)

Input Amount Financed

Input Residual Value

Input Interest Rate

 24,36,48 or 60 

 eg enter $20,000 as 20000 

 eg enter $3,000 as 3000 

 eg enter 8.5% as 8.5 

MONTHLY REPAYMENT

Note: Amounts to be financed less than $10,000 are not available.

Note: Monthly repayments are calculated monthly in advance and do not include relevant State Stamp Duties, Financial Institutions Duties or GST. Note that GST is always charged on lease rentals.

To obtain the correct total monthly rental, the stamp duty amount relative to the applicable State must be calculated and added to the base rental amount. GST should then be added at 10% of the gross amount to provide the full monthly rental. Please note that companies with an ABN can claim the GST as an input tax credit. Individuals can claim the business use percentage of the GST as a deduction against their taxable income.

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