Section 179
Act now
Major issues with the technology supply chain means you could lose out on this valuable “hidden tax relief”
Executive Summary
Hidden government benefit: There’s a little known tax relief called Section 179. Where you can write off the entire purchase of new IT hardware and software in this tax year (rather than depreciate over a few years)
The clause: To qualify you must make the purchase and put it into service by the end of the day on December 31
The Urgency
The technology supply chain is having serious issues right now. You really should invest now in anything you think you’ll need in 2023.
Have you heard of Section 179?
It’s part of the IRS tax code that’s aimed at helping small businesses, just like yours.
When you buy new equipment or software you can deduct the full purchase price from your gross income this year, rather than depreciate it over a few years.
It was designed to encourage you to invest in your business. And it’s a generous relief… you can write off up to $1,080,000 in this tax year.
There’s a comprehensive guide with illustrations, and information you can run by your CPA here.
If you want new computers, technology, or software, you need to act TODAY
The one clause is that you must have purchased the equipment or software and put it into service by the end of the day on December 31.
Not only that – the technology supply chain is having serious issues right now. It’s currently very difficult to get hold of certain specifications or pieces of equipment.
You really should invest now in anything you think you’ll need in 2023.
This is serious! It really does need urgent action if you want new technology in time to benefit from the tax relief
We are on standby to help you
Unlike most IT support companies, we know all about Section 179, and how important it is to act now. We’ve been getting ready for this for months.
