Farmers looking to make equipment purchases before year’s end have two options to take advantage of tax benefits. The Section 179 deduction limit for 2022 was raised to $1,080,000, with an equipment spending cap phasing out at $2,700,000 to be used for new and used equipment. So, if you spend less than $1.08 million in 2022, producers can write it off in full, which helps reduce your taxable income.
Additionally, bonus depreciation should be considered for purchases.
After a piece of equipment is purchased, a producer can deduct part of the depreciation each year until it is entirely written off. New pieces of equipment at $300,000 can depreciate almost the entire amount yet in 2022. Or, you can elect out of bonus depreciation and depreciate the asset over its useful life.
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