09/28/2026
PUT SECTION 179 TO WORK FOR YOUR BUSINESS.
NOW MAY BE THE TIME TO INVEST IN THE EQUIPMENT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR.
Need to add production capacity? Bring testing in-house? Upgrade your reeling operation? Add hydraulic, swaging, or load-monitoring capabilities?
A new equipment investment could help your business increase capacity, improve efficiency, reduce outsourcing, and take on more work.
And there may be a tax opportunity to consider.
For tax years beginning in 2026, qualifying businesses may be able to expense up to $2.56 million of eligible equipment under Section 179, subject to applicable limitations and requirements. The deduction begins to phase out when the cost of qualifying Section 179 property placed in service exceeds $4.09 million.
HAVE EQUIPMENT ON YOUR WISH LIST?
Don't wait another year to explore an investment that could help your business grow.
Talk to Chant Engineering about your equipment needs, current inventory, pricing, and availability.
📞 215-230-4260
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CURIOUS ABOUT THE POTENTIAL TAX SAVINGS?
As an illustration, a $75,000 qualifying equipment purchase deducted at a 35% tax rate would represent approximately $26,250 in potential tax savings. Actual tax savings depend on your specific tax situation.
Use the calculator at https://www.section179.org to explore potential first-year deductions, tax savings, and after-tax equipment costs.
Tax Disclaimer: Section 179 eligibility, deduction limits, phaseout thresholds, depreciation treatment, and placed-in-service requirements depend on the taxpayer's circumstances and applicable tax law. The $2.56 million figure is the maximum 2026 Section 179 expense deduction, not a tax credit or guaranteed tax savings. Consult your tax professional to determine whether a particular Chant Engineering purchase qualifies for Section 179 or other applicable tax treatment. Chant Engineering does not provide tax advice.