The recently signed One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB) act is giving small businesses a big boost by reinstating and making permanent 100% bonus depreciation and enhancing tax deductions. These changes empower businesses to better plan and capitalize on opportunities with confidence.
As we've covered before, Section 179 is an important piece of the U.S. tax code that encourages small businesses to invest in the future of their companies by allowing first-year depreciation and deductions on business-essential equipment and assets versus deprecating the asset over its useful life. The cash flow impact is immediate, helping these entities cost-justify purchases.
With the president's signature, businesses may benefit even more than previously thought with Section 179 in 2025. The bill includes several enhancements that increase potential deductions on qualified equipment and assets put in service before December 31, 2025.
As part of the bill, the following will be changing for the better:
The new deduction limit and phase-out threshold may be adjusted for inflation in future years.
To calculate the potential tax savings on your 2025 purchases of qualified assets, visit our 2025 Section 179 Deduction Calculator.
You can also check out this quick video for more on 2025 Section 179 Tax Benefits and bonus depreciation:
There's no reason to sit on the sidelines—now is the time to act. Maximize your tax savings and invest in the future of your business. Ascentium Capital offers flexible financing solutions that can help put equipment in service before the end of the year, allowing you to optimize cash flow and tax benefits from Section 179.
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