Upgrade Tech Now | Maximize Section 179 Savings

Ready to give your business a tech boost and a hefty tax break?

Thanks to the Section 179 tax deduction, you can write off the entire cost of qualifying IT purchases made before December 31.

Yes, you read that right—full cost. This isn’t your ordinary tax hack; it’s your golden ticket to upgraded tech and serious savings!

But there’s another reason to act now: prices on tech gear are expected to rise soon, so locking in your upgrades today could mean serious savings on your bottom line. Don’t let next year’s price hikes keep you from the tech your business deserves.

How It Works:
Section 179 lets you deduct over $1M of shiny new IT investments, including:

Computers and Laptops: Keep your team working at full speed (and on something newer than that relic from 2014). New computers mean more productivity, fewer tech frustrations, and happier employees.
Servers and Network Equipment: Keep things running at warp speed with updated servers and networking hardware. Think faster speeds, better security, and fewer ‘Why isn’t this working?’ moments.
Business Software: From Microsoft 365 to specialized apps, business software can make everything smoother and more efficient. Yes, even those spreadsheets need some love—and with the right software, your team might actually love them too.

The Catch?
You have to make the purchase and have the equipment up and running by December 31. Procrastinators, beware - time is ticking, and waiting until the last minute could mean missing out on this big tax break and today’s lower prices.

Office Equipment

Think beyond your old fax machine. From copiers to scanners, upgrade your office essentials to work smarter, not harder.

Business Vehicles

For business purposes only (no joyrides, sorry). Vehicles that keep your team and products moving forward efficiently.

Computers

Desktops and laptops that don’t freeze on every click. Invest in tech that keeps up with your business’s speed.

Off-the-Shelf Software

Software solutions that don’t require a degree in computer science. From Microsoft to Adobe, get the tools your team needs.

Office Furniture

Sit back and relax… or don’t. Desks, chairs, and cabinets that make your workspace both functional and fabulous.

Large Equipment

Heavy-duty tools that mean business. Invest in large-scale machinery like printing presses or manufacturing equipment.

Cameras & AV Equipment

Lights, camera, action! From video cameras to AV systems, enhance your communication and content game.

Structural Improvements

Building a better future—literally. Fire suppression systems, alarms, and roofing upgrades for safer, more efficient spaces.

What is Section 179?

Forget the idea that Section 179 is a confusing tax code—it’s a tax deduction designed to help businesses like yours invest in themselves. It allows you to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment and software bought or financed during the tax year. So, instead of spreading out deductions over several years, you can write off the entire cost now.

In simple terms, if you invest in eligible tools or tech, you can deduct the full amount from your taxable income right away, making it a powerful incentive to upgrade your business operations.

Learn more about Section 179 Here

What types of purchases qualify for Section 179?

Section 179 covers a wide range of business equipment, including computers, servers, laptops, network equipment, and even business software like Microsoft 365. Basically, if it helps your team get things done faster or better, there’s a good chance it qualifies.

The key is that it needs to be new to you (it can be used equipment, just as long as it’s “new” to your business) and used at least 50% for business purposes.

How can Section 179 benefit my business?

With Section 179, you can reduce your taxable income by the full cost of eligible tech purchases, which means big savings come tax time. This deduction is especially helpful for small businesses looking to stay competitive with new technology and equipment, all while keeping more money in their pocket. Plus, it’s a great excuse to upgrade your gear and get ahead of rising tech costs.

You get the benefit of better technology and a lighter tax bill all in one go—what’s not to love?

Is there a deadline to use Section 179?

Yes! To take advantage of Section 179, you need to make your purchases and have the equipment fully operational by December 31. If you miss that date, you’ll have to wait until next year to claim it. So, if you’ve been eyeing some tech upgrades, now’s the time to jump on it!

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How can I ensure my purchases qualify?

To ensure your purchases qualify for Section 179, make sure the equipment or software is used more than 50% for business purposes and is purchased (not leased) and placed into service by December 31 of the tax year. The items must also be tangible property, like computers, machinery, office furniture, or off-the-shelf software, and be new to your business, even if they’re not brand new.

Always consult with your tax advisor to confirm your purchases meet the IRS requirements for the deduction, and meet with us to get the process started ASAP!

Are tech prices really going up soon?

Yes, unfortunately, they likely are. Tariffs on imported tech could lead to some serious sticker shock on everything from laptops to gaming consoles. Analysts predict potential price jumps across popular tech categories as these tariffs make it more expensive to bring overseas-manufactured goods into the U.S.

So if you’re considering new equipment, now’s the time to buy before those costs catch up!

Big Tax Breaks, Lower Tech Costs