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about Novated Leases - Staff - University of Wollongong

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ABOUT ORIX NOVATED LEASINGHOW DOES A NOVATED VEHICLE PLAN DIFFER FROM A COMPANY VEHICLEIf you are already eligible for a company motor vehicle issues that will possibly changefor you are as follows:• The actual FBT cost may be charged back to your package at the end <strong>of</strong> the FBTyear (31 March). This may be a benefit or cost to you depending on yourcircumstances.• You can select a kilometre plan that matches your utilisation rather than use astandard company plan.• You can take the novated vehicle with you when you leave the company. This maybe a benefit or a burden depending on your circumstances at the time.• You have the ability to select your vehicle <strong>of</strong> choice (within company guidelines).• As you are responsible for the vehicle lease if you leave your Employer, you will berequired to complete a credit application, have appropriate credit assessmentcompleted (CRAA) and sign novated lease documentation.• If FBT tax rates change, or other legislation is enacted (ie. GST) which imposesadditional costs, these may be your expenseEARLY TERMINATION OF CONTRACTIf you wish to terminate the contract and keep the vehicle you will be required to paythe Liquidated Amount which is the present value <strong>of</strong> the remaining lease rentals andthe residual value.In addition you may be responsible for expenditure incurred by ORIX but not yetrecovered from you (i.e. Annual registration).Liquidated Amount=Present Value <strong>of</strong> Future Rentals+Residual Value+Running costs Incurred but not paidPage 6ORIX Australia Corporation Limited A.C.N. 002 992 681ORIX Driver DirectTEL: 1300 36 3993 FAX: 1300 36 3990

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