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Strategic Deductions: How the Section 179 Tax Code Saves Business Dollars<\/h2>\n

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Cutting overhead costs is critical to remaining strategic in a fast-moving, highly competitive business environment. However, no business wants to make cuts to critical business resources. More and more, business owners are looking for the small and strategic ways to reduce cost without having a negative impact on overall operations in the name of pinching pennies.<\/p>\n

Luckily, tax breaks for businesses offer the perfect opportunity to cut costs without sacrificing any elements of core business strategy. However, most business owners would agree, these tax breaks are often few and far between. However, Section 179<\/a> is a nationwide, annual tax code that every American business owner should be aware of and take advantage of.<\/p>\n

Breaking Down the Tax Code: Why was Section 179 Created? <\/strong><\/h2>\n

Section 179 is an IRS<\/a> tax code specifically designed to help business owners cut overhead costs. Specifically, the code allows for increased savings for business owners come tax season. Section 179 allows business owners to deduct the full amount of business equipment purchases within a calendar year.<\/p>\n

The IRS Section 179 deduction was enacted to help small businesses take a depreciation deduction for certain assets\u00a0in one year, rather than depreciating them over a longer period of time (typically over a 5 to 6 years).<\/p>\n

Why You Should Care: Understanding the Strategic Benefits of Section 179 for Business Owners<\/h2>\n

The benefits of Section 179 for SMBs are twofold. First, and most obviously, the tax break allows business owners to save valuable dollars at tax time. This positively affects your bottom line. It allows business owners to make an outright deduction, equal to the full purchase price of a qualifying piece of equipment. This helps businesses reduce taxable income, and ultimately alleviate business tax burdens.<\/p>\n

Second, it offers a great incentive for business owners to finance or invest in a wide variety of business equipment and resources. With the ability to deduct the full purchase price, businesses are able to more strategically implement company equipment and resources to address needs.<\/p>\n

Defining Business Equipment: What Equipment Qualifies and What Doesn\u2019t under Section 179<\/h2>\n

Before business owners hop on the Section 179 bandwagon, it\u2019s critical to have a baseline knowledge of what\u2019s deductible and what\u2019s not. The last thing any business owner wants is to make a huge investment only to find out it\u2019s not deductible under Section 179.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s look at what business equipment is deductible and what\u2019s not covered: <\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n

QUALIFIES<\/u><\/strong>:\u00a0 \u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n