Car leasing in 2030: what real changes for the self-employed and small businesses?

Car leasing for self-employed: what will change by 2030?

2030 may seem a long way off, but those who think the impact will only be felt then are mistaken. The rules on emissions and taxation are already changing. And those who do not plan today will soon face higher costs and unpleasant surprises.

Tax deductibility of petrol and hybrid vehicles: what you need to know

The fact is that the shift towards electric driving is accelerating with every tax change. This does not mean that existing cars will disappear, but the tax deductibility of petrol and hybrid vehicles will gradually disappear in the coming years. Within three or four years, they will be virtually unusable from a tax perspective. This is not an opinion, it is a calculation.

Why car leasing is a smart choice for small businesses

For small businesses, this poses a problem if they stick to their previous choices. Indeed, unpredictable residual values and the removal of tax deductibility simply mean greater risks and higher bills.

How leasing reduces costs and improves financial predictability

Leasing offers a solution to this. Contracts take into account the residual value, the maintenance of electric cars and charging solutions. You benefit from fixed monthly costs and retain control. Above all, you gain time and predictability in a market that changes every year.

Switching to electric vehicles: how to prepare your business today

Honestly? Continuing to rely on petrol or hybrid vehicles today without tax advice is taking a risk. Discuss this with your accountant, tax advisor or leasing company. By planning ahead, you will not only avoid surprises, but you will also start building a fleet today that is fit for tomorrow.