Leasing as a starter

Simple steps to your business mobility

Step 1: Register at the Chamber of Commerce (CoC)

In order to lease a car as a start-up entrepreneur, you must, first officially register your company at the Chamber of Commerce (CoC). This is an essential first step to qualify for a financial lease car.

Step 2: Find the perfect lease car for your business

Once registered, we will work with you to find the ideal car to suit your business needs. Whether you need a compact city car, a reliable van, or a presentable business sedan, our extensive lease car stock offers plenty of choices.

Step 3: budget and lease form

At Lease.car we understand that every business is unique, which is why we offer personalised advice tailored to your needs. Together we determine your budget and select the most suitable form of lease. The great advantage of leasing as a start-up is that you do not have to invest a large part of your own capital to still be able to drive a high-quality car. This preserves your financial room to invest in your business, which is crucial in the start-up phase.

Expertise for start-up entrepreneurs

Our experienced lease car advisers are ready to guide and support start-up entrepreneurs in making the right choices. We understand the unique challenges and needs of start-ups and therefore offer tailored solutions.

Diverse lease forms for start-ups

At Lease.car, we offer various lease forms that vary based on your specific requirements and circumstances. Our expert advisers are available to provide you with personalised advice tailored to your unique situation. Feel free to contact us at 030-2374444. We are ready to answer all your questions.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Can you lease a car as a start-up?
  Yes, as a start-up you can lease a car in many cases. Many leasing companies offer leasing options for start-ups. So you can then lease a car without annual figures. However, it may depend on your situation and creditworthiness.

• Can a self-employed person lease a car?
  Yes, self-employed people (self-employed without staff) can often lease a car for business use. However, it is important to meet the requirements of the bank or leasing company and possibly prove that you have income from your self-employed activities.

• Which lease car for which income?
  The type of lease car you can get depends on several factors, including your income, the form of lease (e.g. financial lease or operational lease), and your creditworthiness. In general, the higher your income is, the more choices you have regarding the type and price range of the lease car.

• Is leasing cheaper than buying?
  Whether leasing is cheaper than buying depends on your specific situation and needs. Leasing can be advantageous because you do not have to make a large investment and often get inclusive services such as maintenance and insurance. With buying, although you own the car, you bear the costs of maintenance, insurance and depreciation yourself.

What do you need to lease a car?

In order to lease a car, you will at least need a valid driving licence, bank account and a registration with the Chamber of Commerce. Lease.car also offers many options if you don't yet have annual figures for your start-up.

Advantages of leasing a car as a starter

• No large down payments, possibility of investment and interest deductions and depreciation of the vehicle (Financial lease)

• VAT is recoverable if you are liable for VAT (Financial lease). 

• One monthly instalment, plus only refuelling (Operational lease) 

• No need to worry about maintenance, road tax and insurance (Operational lease) 

• No hassle with trade-in values that are disappointing or selling the car (Operational lease)