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#159 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [thngpg3388]
by delta737h
Feb 19, 2013 (7:32 pm)
Given that a car is a depreciating asset and the cost of money is relatively cheap, I wouldn't part with any money upfront. Just roll it in with the lease.
John
#160 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [delta737h]
by thngpg3388
Feb 19, 2013 (8:26 pm)
Thanks for the advice!
#161 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [delta737h]
by qbrozen
Feb 20, 2013 (12:09 pm)
I don't believe the tax is capitalized in NJ. At least, I can't find any evidence that supports that.
So that OH lease you pasted, I can see that, if interest wasn't charged on the tax, the payment would be about 60 cents less. AFAIK, if you did that same lease in NJ, the payment would be $220.38.
Maybe I'll see if my sister can bring over her lease contracts we did a few weeks ago so I can take a look.
#162 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [qbrozen]
by delta737h
Feb 20, 2013 (12:27 pm)
Tax can be capitalized at the lessee's request. I have constructed several lease proposals for individuals in the State of NJ over the past three (3) years and have never had a problem with any of the NJ dealerships doing this. They really don't care and neither does the State of NJ. Either way, NJ will receive the tax payment upfront. The fund provider simply advances the dealer the cash to pay the taxes and the lessee re-pays the tax, included in their lease payment, over the term of the lease.
If you have any questions about the lease contract, please let me know.
I'll be glad to address them.
John
#163 of 173 Need Help with Payment
by javacafe
Feb 20, 2013 (2:26 pm)
I received an offer from a Volkswagen dealer on a 2013 CC
MSRP 32890
Sell price 29576
Money factor.00010
Payment of $479/month with $1000 down + fees.
Is this a good deal??
#164 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [delta737h]
by qbrozen
Feb 20, 2013 (2:39 pm)
I'm having a tough time following your posts. I thought you used the term "capitalized" to mean the total the interest is charged on. The simple question is, "does NJ charge interest on the tax if you don't pay it up front?"
I'm saying no, because that's what I've read. Are you saying yes or no?
#165 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [qbrozen]
by kyfdx HOST
Feb 20, 2013 (4:36 pm)
NJ collects the tax upfront...
If you wish your bank to pay the tax and then add the amount to your capitalized cost, then you will certainly pay finance charges on that amount...
NJ doesn't care.... they always get it upfront...
Feb 21, 2013 (12:03 pm)
ARRRGH I WISH I HAD READ THIS POST BEFORE I LEASED MY SUBARU FORRESTER AHHHH :'(
#167 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [qbrozen]
by delta737h
Feb 22, 2013 (7:18 pm)
NJ does not charge interest on the tax if it's not paid upfront because they're not the entity that funds the lease. It's the fund provider that charges interest on the tax if it's not paid upfront because the tax is financed (capitalized) in the lease. NJ does not finance leases. Banks and manufacturer finance subsidiaries (e.g., American Honda Finance, etc.) finance leases.
John
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#168 of 173 Re: Taxes on lease [delta737h]
by qbrozen
Feb 23, 2013 (8:52 am)
I didn't actually mean the state of NJ. I meant in NJ. I am well aware NJ isn't charging interest like a lender.