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The maximum Section 179 deduction for the year is now $2,500,000.
The phase-out threshold, which is the total amount of qualifying equipment purchased before deductions begin to reduce, is $4,000,000. After that point, the deduction is reduced dollar for dollar.
Under updated federal law, 100 percent bonus depreciation has been reinstated for 2025. This can further enhance first-year write-offs on qualifying equipment (new or used) after applying Section 179.
You can write off the full cost of qualifying duct cleaning equipment as long as it is placed in service in 2025.
This deduction applies whether you buy with cash or finance the equipment.
Qualifying RamAir equipment includes duct cleaning machines, vacuums, hoses, accessories, and other business-use gear.
If your total 2025 equipment purchases remain under $4,000,000, you can deduct up to $2,500,000 immediately.
If your total equipment spending exceeds $4,000,000, the deduction is reduced accordingly.
A small duct cleaning startup purchases $150,000 worth of RamAir equipment in 2025.
Under Section 179, the business can deduct the full $150,000 from its 2025 income.
If additional equipment is purchased, 100 percent bonus depreciation may cover the remaining amount, depending on eligibility.
Equipment must be placed in service by December 31, 2025.
Equipment must be used more than 50 percent for business purposes to qualify.
If you exceed the $4,000,000 equipment threshold, the Section 179 deduction amount is reduced.
Always consult your tax professional. Individual circumstances vary, and state laws may differ.
For 2025, Section 179 provides significant write-off potential. If you are investing in RamAir duct cleaning equipment, this year offers a strong opportunity to reduce taxable income while expanding your business capacity. Ensure equipment is placed in service before year-end to take advantage of these deductions.
