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Section 179 is designed to allow eligible businesses to expense all or part of the cost of qualifying property in the year it is placed in service, rather than recovering the entire cost through depreciation over time. Eligibility, deduction amounts, and other limitations depend on the individual business and purchase.
For dental practices planning an upgrade, replacement, expansion, or new operatory, it may be worth discussing upcoming equipment purchases with your tax professional.
On the equipment side, Supply Doc can work with you to identify solutions, compare options, and discuss financing programs currently available for your purchase.
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Explore Section 179 Opportunities
Qualifying equipment purchased and placed in service during the tax year may be eligible for Section 179 deductions. Talk with your tax professional about how the deduction may apply to your practice and equipment plans.
Financing Options Available
Financing can make it easier to invest in needed equipment while preserving cash flow for the rest of your practice. Available programs, terms, rates, and eligible equipment vary, so contact Supply Doc to discuss current options.
Planning an Equipment Purchase?
Whether you’re replacing a single piece of equipment, upgrading an operatory, investing in new technology, or planning a larger project, it’s worth looking at the full picture before you buy.
Tell us what you’re considering and when you need it. We can discuss equipment, availability, purchasing options, and current financing programs so you have the information you need to move forward.
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Disclaimer
Section 179 and other tax incentives are subject to eligibility requirements, limitations, and applicable tax law. Supply Doc does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. Consult your tax professional regarding your specific circumstances. Financing programs are subject to credit approval, equipment eligibility, lender requirements, and applicable terms.