Deduct More. Invest Smarter and Save Thousand Before Dec 31st!
Turn your year-end purchases into savings that drive next year’s growth. Take Advantage of Section 179!
How It Works
Section 179 is one of the most valuable tax incentives available to small and mid-sized businesses. It lets you deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment, tools, or software, up to the annual limit, right off your taxable income for the year. That means more cash flow for upgrades, expansions, and growth initiatives.
👉 Contact your local DPF representative to confirm eligibility. 877-376-9994
2025 Deduction Highlights
💰 $1.25 Million – Maximum deduction
📈 $3.13 Million – Total purchase limit before phase-out
⚙️ 50% Business Use – Equipment must be primarily used for business
For larger purchases, take an extra 40% deduction above $3.13 million through 2025 (drops to 20% in 2026).
Why Pay Taxes When You Can Invest in Your Business?
This program gives you the freedom to save thousands while upgrading your operations. Whether you’re expanding your surface prep fleet, improving efficiency, or planning next year’s growth, Section 179 helps you reinvest in your business—not just write off expenses.
Qualifying Purchases Include:
- Concrete grinders, polishers, and dust extractors
- Power tools and accessories
- Diamond tooling and abrasives
- Vacuum systems and surface prep equipment
Participating Brands:
- Super Abrasives – Diamond tooling, polishing pads, surface prep accessories
- Lavina – Planetary grinders, vacuums, and complete surface prep systems
- Metabo – Professional-grade power tools and dust-control solutions
- Forte – Coating and surface preparation tools engineered for reliability
- And more…
Claim Your Savings Before Year-End
All qualifying equipment and tooling must be purchased, delivered, and placed in service by December 31, 2025 to qualify for the 2025 Section 179 deduction.
801-466-9625 (Alta Utah)
720-974-9496 (Alta Denver)
877-376-9994 (DPF)
Disclaimer: The information provided is for general purposes only and does not constitute tax or legal advice. Consult a qualified tax professional to determine eligibility for Section 179 deductions.