A Section 179 tax deduction is an immediate tax deduction for the full cost of business equipment purchases.
What Is a Section 179 Tax Deduction?
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Nancy Mann Jackson is an award-winning journalist and content marketing writer who specializes in writing about finance, real estate, healthcare, small business and human resources. Her work appears in publications including CNBC.com, Fortune.com, Entrepreneur, Working Mother, CNNMoney.com, and DailyWorth, and she writes for brands including HSBC Bank, Capital One, Glassdoor, Oracle, ADP, Cintas, Staples, American Express, Acorns, Hospital Corporation of America and a number of others.
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Farm equipment loans can help farmers replace necessary equipment such as tractors and harvesters, often with terms that work for their business models.
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Whether you opt for equipment financing or leasing, an equipment upgrade could be just what your business needs to buzz past your competitors.
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Not every business owner will land on the hit TV show, but we can all learn financial lessons from “Shark Tank,” especially when seeking funding.
A Is for Amortization: A Quick Guide to Business Loan Jargon
This glossary breaks down common terms you’ll find in a business loan contract or application.
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Your business credit score is not the same as your personal credit score — but both may be important if you want to secure business financing.
