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The IRS says: you can deduct up to $1,160,000 for new equipment. Plus, you may qualify for 80% bonus depreciation. But the equipment has to be in use by December 31, 2023.
The Section 179 Tax Deduction is more than a policy; it’s an opportunity for savvy professionals looking to innovate without financial strain. For 2023, you can deduct up to $1,160,000, meaning your purchase of UltraClear® could result in substantial tax savings, making this advanced technology more affordable than ever.
This deduction is not a complicated tax trick; it’s a straightforward incentive encouraging practices like yours to invest in themselves. Buy or finance UltraClear® this year, use it in your practice, and deduct the full purchase price from your gross income. It’s a simple, government-approved method to reduce your overall tax liability.
By leveraging Section 179, you can substantially lower the net cost of your investment in UltraClear®, allowing you to innovate, improve patient care, and stay competitive in the market. This smart financial move could significantly offset the initial costs, providing you with advanced technology that pays for itself over time.
Discover the transformative power of UltraClear®, our premier laser device designed to elevate the standard of care you provide. Engineered for accuracy, speed, and remarkable results, UltraClear® stands as an indispensable asset to forward-thinking practices.
Patients can experience minimal bleeding, reduced discomfort, and shorter downtime, making it a more comfortable and convenient option for skin rejuvenation.
In an industry where technology evolves rapidly, staying ahead means adopting the best. UltraClear® is not just a tool; it’s an investment in higher patient satisfaction, a broader range of services, enhanced reputation, and consequently, a more profitable practice.
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The information presented on this page does not constitute legal or tax advice. For detailed guidance related to your specific situation, please consult with a tax advisor or legal professional. To learn more about Section 179, you are encouraged to visit the official IRS website at www.irs.gov.