What Permanent Bonus Depreciation Means for Your Business
If you’ve been keeping an eye on tax policy updates, there’s a development out of the Senate worth paying attention to—especially if you’re considering a major business purchase this year.
If you’ve been keeping an eye on tax policy updates, there’s a development out of the Senate worth paying attention to—especially if you’re considering a major business purchase this year.
This means that businesses can fully expense qualifying equipment, vehicles, and other assets in the year they’re placed in service, without worrying about a sunset clause or phase-out schedule.
For business owners, this creates a rare opportunity to plan large capital investments with confidence and clarity.
Say your company is considering purchasing an $80,000 vehicle for business use.
The bottom line: Both options deliver the same tax savings, but only one keeps your liquidity intact.
At Toran Accounting, our outsourced CFO team helps companies like yours decide when and how to make capital investments that support both growth and financial stability.
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For construction and home services businesses, the margin for error on financial decisions can be narrow. We help widen that margin—by bringing clarity, structure, and proactive planning to every move.
The permanence of bonus depreciation removes the artificial urgency we used to see each December. You no longer have to make rushed buying decisions to capture tax benefits. Instead, you can align purchases with your operational and cash flow strategy.
Our clients don’t just react to tax law changes. They use them—deliberately and strategically.
Let’s walk through the numbers together before you move forward. We’ll help you:
Schedule a no-cost strategy call with our team and learn how your next purchase can support both your tax position and your bottom line.
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