Amount of deduction under the Section 179 election
a. $570,000
Explanation: (Law)
A company can now expense up to $1,020,000 deduction on new or used equipment with Section 179.
The phase-out purchase limit is now $2,550,000. This $2,550,000 phase-out limit means that your deductions start to decrease dollar-for-dollar after you exceed the new limit.
Computation:-
Various equipment purchased this year | $3,000,000 |
Less: Phase out limit | $2,550,000 |
Deduction to be reduced by | $450,000 |
Maximum Deduction as per Section 179 | $1,020,000 |
Less: Reduction (calculated above) | $450,000 |
Net Amount of deduction under Sec 179 | $570,000 |
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