Looking for smart ways to lower your tax bill before year-end? The Section 179 deduction for 2025 could save your business thousands when you invest in new or upgraded copiers, printers or other office technology. But you need to act before December 31.
Whether you're replacing outdated devices or scaling operations, the Section 179 deduction allows you to deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment in the same year it's put into use. That makes it one of the most valuable tax strategies for small and mid-sized businesses in 2025.
The Section 179 deduction in 2025 is part of the IRS tax code that lets businesses write off the entire purchase price of qualifying equipment, including copiers, multifunction printers (MFPs) and related technology in the same year it's installed and operational.
Rather than depreciating the cost over several years, you can deduct the full amount in 2025, reducing your taxable income and improving year-end cash flow.
The Section 179 deduction in 2025 applies to a wide range of office and business equipment, including:
Whether you're purchasing or financing, Fraser can help you identify eligible equipment that qualifies for the full deduction and get it installed before the year-end deadline.
Upgrading your office technology doesn't just improve productivity. Thanks to the Section 179 deduction, it can also lead to significant tax savings this year.
Benefits include:
Example: How Much Could You Save?
If you invest $15,000 in a new multifunction copier in 2025, and you qualify for the Section 179 deduction,you could potentially deduct the entire $15,000. At a 24% tax rate, that's $3,600 in tax savings, bringing your actual cost down to just $11,400.
To qualify for the Section 179 deduction in 2025, the IRS requires that your equipment be:
While waiting until December can be risky, Fraser stocks a variety of multifunction printers, copiers, wide-format printers, scanners and more to meet your needs. But holiday closings and installation backlogs can delay deployment, which means missing out on the deduction. Planning ensures you secure both the equipment you need and the tax benefit you deserve.
Fraser Advanced Information Systems has been helping businesses throughout Pennsylvania and New Jersey improve their print infrastructure and reduce costs for over 50 years.
With Fraser, you get:
Our specialists ensure your new copier is installed, running and ready for your team, all before the deadline.
If your business needs to upgrade office equipment, don't leave money on the table. With the Section 179 deduction in 2025, you can write off the full cost of qualifying copiers and printers, but only if they're in service before year-end.
Schedule your free technology review with Fraser today.
Let's help you modernize your print environment and claim your tax break before December 31.
Q: Can I claim the Section 179 deduction if I lease equipment?
A: Yes, certain lease types, such as capital leases, often qualify. Our team can help you explore lease options that align with IRS requirements.
Q: Does used equipment qualify in 2025?
A: Yes, if it's "new to you" and used primarily for business. Fraser offers devices to meet these standards.
Q: What happens if installation is delayed past December 31?
A: The IRS requires the equipment to be in use by December 31 to qualify for the 2025 deduction. That's why early planning is critical.