Maximize Equipment Investments with Powerscreen of California, Nevada, & Hawaii
Section 179 of the IRS Tax Code remains a powerful incentive for businesses looking to invest in equipment. For the 2025 tax year, this provision allows eligible businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment, new or used, that is financed or purchased and placed into service during the year, up to the allowable limits.
That means you can write off the full cost of machinery such as crushers, screeners, conveyors, shredders, and more equipment that powers your operations across industries like construction, recycling, mining, and aggregate processing.
Our wide selection of high-performance machines can help your business operate more efficiently, and when combined with Section 179, your investment becomes even more strategic.
How It Works – Section 179 Overview for 2025
- Eligible Businesses: Designed to benefit small and medium-sized businesses
- Qualifying Equipment:Â Mobile jaw & impact crushers, screening plants, stackers & conveyors, excavators, loaders, and more.
- 2025 Deduction Limit: Increased to $2,500,000 in qualifying purchases
- Phase-Out Threshold: Begins at $4,000,000 in total equipment purchases
Note on Bonus Depreciation in 2025
100% bonus depreciation is back and permanent.
Why Act Now?
Tax provisions can change with legislative updates, so taking advantage of this deduction while it’s available helps you secure immediate value for your business.
If you’re planning to upgrade or expand your equipment fleet, now is the time. Our team is here to support you with machines ready to work and ready to help you benefit from Section 179.
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