Let’s say you’ve saved a substantial amount of money to either start your business or add on to your existing business.
With Section 179, you get the full $40,000 deduction up front, giving you more immediate tax savings. Without Section 179, you’d only be allowed to deduct $5,700 each year over the seven-year period. For instance, say you buy an embroidery machine for $40,000 that would typically require straight-line depreciation over seven years. By contrast, most business-related equipment requires depreciation over the course of its useful life.
How does this help you? The benefit of utilizing Section 179 is that you get to deduct the cost of eligible equipment immediately.
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