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Leasing calculator

Estimate the monthly payment on a lease (car, machinery or equipment) from the value of the asset, the residual and the implicit rate.

What you'd pay at the end to keep the asset.
Monthly payment
Before IVA; lease payments are subject to 16% IVA
Monthly payment with IVA
Total payments (before IVA)
Residual value at the end
Total financing cost

Assumptions & method

  • Payment = the annuity that amortizes (asset value − present value of the residual) at the chosen implicit rate and term.
  • Lease payments are subject to 16% IVA (Art. 1 LIVA, Mexican Value-Added Tax Law); the amount is shown with and without IVA.
  • For companies and individuals with business activity, the payment on an operating lease is usually deductible with limits on automobiles (maximum daily deduction, Art. 28-XIII LISR, Mexican Income Tax Law): confirm it with your accountant.
  • Total financing cost = payments + residual − asset value. An estimate; each leasing company structures it differently.
FAQ

The essentials, in brief

Operating or finance lease?
With an operating lease you pay to use the asset and at the end you decide: return it, renew, or buy it at the residual; on the books it's an expense. With a finance lease you're buying in installments from the start. Taxation and accounting differ: to deduct it as an expense you use the operating lease.
Why is the payment lower than a loan's monthly payment?
Because you don't amortize 100% of the asset: the residual is left pending at the end. If you end up buying the residual, the total cost can be similar to or higher than a loan.
Who deducts and who insures?
In an operating lease the asset belongs to the lessor; you deduct the rent (with limits on cars). Insurance is usually the lessee's responsibility or comes included in the rent: check the contract.
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