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This was emailed to me today about section 179 https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/?tab=wm#spam/1427c46ae96fcd7c

This guest blog was contributed by Joe Terfler. In the imaging equipment space, the majority of equipment is financed under rental/cost-per-image agreements. These agreements allow the equipment vendor to better manage long-term customer relationships, as the agreements typically allow for the return of the equipment at the end of the term. While the imaging equipment market favors these agreements, another approach that takes advantage of accelerated depreciation can benefit certain...

It was lunch time when I received the call on my cell, the name looked familiar and when you have your content out there as much as I do, then you need to answer the phone. I was glad I did! It was a long time Print4Pay Hotel member that called me to see if I had the answers. I thought when don't I have the answers Our first 20 minutes we spent talking about my recent sickness and how the procedures were progressing. I am thankful for people who have and are asking me about my health and...

I received this email fro CPA and I thought the questions would pay right into our talk tracks with mentioning Section 179 to our clients. See below Hi Art, As we are nearing the end of tax year 2021 I want to ask you a few questions... Do you have an idea of how much taxes you will be paying come tax time next year? Do you know how much you can still save before you close out 2021? Have your CPA sat down with you to map out a comprehensive or basic tax saving plan? Are they offering any...

Reasons to Finance Equipment in 2022 – Inflation and Rate Increase Hedge What Is IRS Section 179 and How Can It Help Small Businesses?

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If you’re an equipment vendor, learning more about how Section 179 of the IRS tax code works could help you sell more – and help your customers get the equipment they need while saving some money on their taxes. Scroll to disclosure: 1 In a nutshell, Section 179 lets businesses deduct the full purchase price – up to $1,080,000 – of qualifying equipment financed during a given tax year. For vendors, raising your customers’ awareness about that provision – including that they can take the full...