What to Lease for Less than the CRA Limit
Mark Atkinson
What to Lease for Less than the CRA Limit Gallery
We’ve a couple stabs at suggesting what various vehicles can be financed at different price caps, but this time will be focusing on leasing instead. Why lease? It’s tax time, and leasing makes sense for entrepreneurs, consultants and tradespeople too, who can write off a portion of their monthly payments and expenses. That’s why we’ve included everything from basic work vans to luxury cars, to try and cover off a whole range of possible uses. The most you can claim is $800/month, but your actual entitlement could be less based on usage, vehicle value and more. This is a rough guide of things that fall under the CRA cap only. All calculations are done with no down-payment or trade.
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