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Section 179 Tax Savings for 2026

Invest In Your Business & Save With Section 179

Section 179 can help eligible businesses reduce the cost of investing in qualifying equipment by allowing them to deduct eligible purchases in the year the equipment is placed into service. Whether you are expanding your farming operation, adding equipment to your landscaping business, or upgrading your current fleet, Kubota equipment may help you put your business investment to work while taking advantage of available tax benefits.

Buy Early To Qualify

To qualify for Section 179 deductions for the 2026 tax year, qualifying equipment must generally be acquired and placed into service by December 31, 2026. Planning ahead can help you account for equipment availability, delivery timelines, and setup requirements before the deadline.

Purchasing equipment before the end of the year does not automatically qualify it for a deduction in 2026. The equipment must meet applicable IRS requirements, including being placed into service within the qualifying period.

Visit Krebs Kubota in Columbia, Franklin, or Murfreesboro, TN, to explore equipment options and discuss availability with our team. You can also shop online to find the equipment that fits your operation.

2026 Section 179 Tax Benefits

Section 179 allows eligible businesses to deduct the cost of qualifying equipment, subject to annual limits and applicable requirements. Bonus depreciation may provide additional tax benefits after Section 179 is applied.

2026 LIMITS

DEDUCTION LIMIT: $2,560,000
PHASE OUT THRESHOLD: $4,090,000
  • Bonus Depreciation: 100% for eligible property, subject to current tax law
  • New and Used Equipment: Certain new and used equipment may qualify
  • Business Use: Equipment generally must be used more than 50% for qualified business purposes

Actual deductions depend on your equipment purchase, business use, taxable income, and other applicable IRS rules. Consult your CPA or tax advisor to determine which benefits apply to your situation.

Did You Purchase Kubota Equipment in 2026?

If you purchased qualifying Kubota equipment during 2026, you may be able to claim a deduction for some or all of its eligible cost. Check with your tax preparer to determine whether your purchase meets Section 179 requirements and whether additional depreciation benefits may apply.

Taking time to review your purchase before filing can help ensure you have the information needed to evaluate your available tax benefits.

What to Bring When Filing for Section 179

If you purchased equipment during 2026, your tax preparer may need the following information:
  • Equipment purchase date
  • Date the equipment was placed into service
  • Purchase invoice and total equipment cost
  • Related expenses, such as delivery and setup, when applicable
  • Documentation showing the percentage of business use for equipment used for both business and personal purposes
Need a copy of your purchase records? Contact Krebs Kubota, and our team can help locate available documentation from your transaction. Your tax professional can determine your eligibility and complete the appropriate tax forms when filing your business return.
This information is provided for general reference only and does not constitute tax, legal, or financial advice. Section 179 deductions and bonus depreciation are subject to current IRS rules, eligibility requirements, and applicable limitations. Consult a qualified tax professional regarding your individual circumstances.