Take advantage of these tax deductions for your small business when you
purchase a New Toyota vehicle by December 31st!
Growing your business in this economy can be challenging, but using tax strategies can help you obtain your goals. If you are looking to invest in your infrastructure you may be eligible for the section 179 deduction. This section allows businesses like yourself to take write offs on equipment purchases like SUV's and trucks, and passenger vehicles that are at least 50% used for business. There are different deductions allowed depending on use of the vehicle, and other factors. Always consult your tax advisor for personalized tax information.
On Tuesday, December 16, 2014, Congress passed the Tax Extenders Bill which extends several 2013 tax benefits through the 2014 tax season, including raising the limit of the Section 179 tax deduction allowing small business owners to depreciate the full cost of their vehicle purchase the first year (rather than depreciating over a number of years). If you are looking to take advantage of this extension time is running out so consult your local Toyota dealer to get the returns your business deserves.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the Section 179 deduction?
A. Section 179 of the IRS tax code was designed as an incentive for business owners to invest in their businesses and the economy by purchasing equipment. It allows taxpayers to elect to deduct the full purchase cost of certain types of property (up to $25,000) from their federal taxes for the year the property was purchased.
Q. Which property qualifies under Section 179?
A. Most business equipment qualifies for the Section 179 deduction. This includes tangible goods like vehicles, machinery, computers, software, and office furniture. The IRS website has a full list of equipment that qualifies for the Section 179 Tax Deduction. To qualify more than 50% of the property's use must be in the service of a trade or business.
Q. How much can you deduct?
A. The amount you can deduct is generally equal to the purchase price of qualifying property up to $25,000. There are some limitations, including a $25,000 limit on the amount a small business owner can elect to deduct for the purchase of certain sports utility vehicles. There is also a limitation for businesses that purchase more than $200,000 in qualified equipment. The IRS website has a more detailed explanation of deduction limits.
Q.Will the 2014 Section 179 dollar limitations change?
A. Lawmakers are considering an increase to the Section 179 dollar limitation, potentially retroactive to January 1, 2014. Keep an eye on our channels for possible updates.
Q. What is the Section 179 deduction?
A. Section 179 of the IRS tax code was designed as an incentive for business owners to invest in their businesses and the economy by purchasing equipment. It allows taxpayers to elect to deduct the full purchase cost of certain types of property (up to $25,000) from their federal taxes for the year the property was purchased.
Q. Which property qualifies under Section 179?
A. Most business equipment qualifies for the Section 179 deduction. This includes tangible goods like vehicles, machinery, computers, software, and office furniture. The IRS website has a full list of equipment that qualifies for the Section 179 Tax Deduction. To qualify more than 50% of the property's use must be in the service of a trade or business.
Q. How much can you deduct?
A. The amount you can deduct is generally equal to the purchase price of qualifying property up to $25,000. There are some limitations, including a $25,000 limit on the amount a small business owner can elect to deduct for the purchase of certain sports utility vehicles. There is also a limitation for businesses that purchase more than $200,000 in qualified equipment. The IRS website has a more detailed explanation of deduction limits.
Q.Will the 2014 Section 179 dollar limitations change?
A. Lawmakers are considering an increase to the Section 179 dollar limitation, potentially retroactive to January 1, 2014. Keep an eye on our channels for possible updates.
CONSULT YOUR TAX PROFESSIONAL AND SEE HOW THIS MAY BENEFIT YOUR BUSINESS.
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