Maximize Your Tax Savings with Section 179
9/24/2025
Did You Buy Equipment in 2025?
Buy Early to Qualify
What’s New for 2025?
Be sure to discuss these limits with your tax preparer to see how your business qualifies.
Bring Purchase and Setup Records to Your Tax Appointment
If you purchased equipment in 2025, you’ll need records showing:
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Limitations under Section 179 may apply. See a qualified tax professional for advice on your specific situation.
As we enter Q4 and quickly approach the end of the year, we want to remind business owners to take full advantage of Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code. This powerful tax incentive allows you to invest in equipment while keeping more of your hard-earned dollars. New for 2025, businesses can now deduct up to $2.5 million in qualifying equipment purchases — yes, that could include the Kubota you purchased in 2025!
If you bought a piece of equipment this year, be sure to check with your CPA or tax preparer about deducting the full amount under Section 179. In addition, 100% bonus depreciation has been permanently restored for both new and used equipment placed in service after January 19, 2025. This means you may be eligible to deduct the entire cost of qualifying assets — even if they were financed.
To take advantage of Section 179 benefits for the 2025 tax year, equipment must be acquired and placed into service by December 31, 2025. It’s common practice to purchase equipment in Q4, but don’t delay! Equipment that’s purchased - but not delivered or used - before December 31st may not qualify until the year it’s put into service. Check in with your local CTC sales account manager today to get your best deal and delivery date locked in.
This year’s deduction limit has increased to $2.5 million, a significant jump from 2024’s $1.22 million. The phase-out threshold has also been raised to $4 million, meaning more equipment can be purchased before the deduction begins to reduce. These updates make 2025 one of the most generous years yet for equipment investment.
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Date of purchase
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Date equipment was placed into service
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All associated costs (shipping, setup, etc.)
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To the extent any assets are for mixed-use, documentation of business usage percentage
If you’re missing documentation, give us a call! We will be happy to provide you with any necessary copies of on-file documents from your purchase. Your tax preparer can elect the Section 179 deduction by filing the appropriate form with your business tax return. Always consult a certified tax professional for eligibility and limitations.
