Leasing without BKR listing
The BKR helps companies determine whether you are entering into a financial obligation that is too heavy that could get you and the company into trouble. Almost all lease companies register you with the BKR when entering into a lease agreement. This can affect your ability to take out new credit, for example taking out a loan, mortgage or telephone subscription. The lease contract is seen as a kind of personal loan. We do things differently at Bedrijfswagenleasing. When you conclude a lease, you are not registered with the BKR.
Acceptance
With Bedrijfswagenleasing it is possible to conclude a lease contract without receiving a BKR listing. We do look carefully at the application and check whether you can meet the payment obligation for the desired car and the desired number of kilometers. Do you want to lease with a negative BKR registration? That is also possible.
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Why is no BKR registration done?
At Commercial Vehicle Leasing, we assess you on the basis of confidence in your company. We believe that you as an entrepreneur can properly assess whether you can meet your payment obligations. Together with you, we look at the possibilities of concluding a lease contract, because after all you cannot do business without a company car. Our advisers therefore look at the most attractive option for each situation.
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How does a BKR registration work?
A BKR registration keeps track of how many loans you have and whether you have paid on time. If you want to take out a new loan, companies can request this information from the BKR. This helps companies determine if you are making an overly heavy financial commitment that could put you and the company in trouble. If you always meet your agreements, the BKR registration is positive. If you have not fulfilled your financial obligations for a longer period, a negative registration with the BKR may follow. In a number of cases, this negative registration can have an impact on your ability to take out new loans. Consider, for example, taking out a mortgage.
