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I'm debating buying vs leasing a Tesla for my busines. I'm leaning to leasing but have some questions for those that have done it.
Can you deduct the electricity and supercharing costs when using the cost approch?
I'm 100% sure I will be going over the alloted lease mileage, by 12000 to 13000 miles, can you deduct the over mileage fee at the end of the lease?
Does anyone know how much per mile Tesla charges once over the mileage in the lease agreement? I'm thinking that fee will be nothing compared to going with the mileage method for taxes especially if I can deduct that over mileage expense.
Tesla leases are terrible. Better off financing and writing off interest + depreciation.
Is your business going to own / lease the vehicle or will you do this personally? The amount / deductibilty as a business expense would depend on this along with any personal use of the vehicle.
@sccredit wrote:Tesla leases are terrible. Better off financing and writing off interest + depreciation.
The main reason people don't like leasing Teslas is that you can't purchase them at the end of the lease. They have to go back to Tesla instead.
That may be okay with you, since your business may not want to own cars but just keep leasing them. If you're using the vehicle for business, then you should be able to write off any costs (including excess mileage) as business expenses.
Tesla allows you to buy the Model S and X at the end of the lease. The don't allow you to for the 3 and the Y as there were using those lease returns for testing auto drive.
This car will be 100% business as we have other personal cars that we can show.
We will most likey turn in the car unless the value is higher the residual value.