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Explore how Section 179 could help your business deduct qualifying equipment purchases in 2026.

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2026 federal limits: IRS Revenue Procedure 2025-32. Eligibility and income limits apply.
Section 179 lets eligible businesses elect to expense qualifying equipment rather than recover its cost over several years.
For Altra customers, it’s a reason to review planned equipment purchases before year-end. Your tax professional can determine what qualifies and how much your business can deduct.
Try a simplified federal Section 179 estimate for your next equipment purchase.
Based on a $50,000 deduction at a 24% assumed rate.
A deduction reduces taxable income. It is not a dollar-for-dollar tax credit or an equipment discount.
Find equipment for your next projectIllustration only, not tax advice or a guaranteed deduction. Assumes eligible non-vehicle equipment, an available election, and the inputs shown. Excludes bonus depreciation, state taxes, financing costs, tax interactions, and recapture. Actual results depend on your circumstances. Consult your tax advisor.
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Not every item sold by Altra qualifies. Consumable supplies and ordinary rental payments are outside this purchase estimate.
For calendar-year businesses, qualifying equipment must be ready and available for its intended business use by December 31, 2026. An order or deposit alone isn’t enough.
Start here, then discuss your specific situation with your tax professional.
Read IRS Publication 946 ↗Yes, eligible used equipment purchases may qualify. Acquisition rules and other restrictions apply, including rules for related parties.
No. A deduction lowers taxable income. The tax benefit depends on your applicable tax rate and individual circumstances.
Financing may still permit a deduction if the transaction is a qualifying purchase. Your advisor should review ownership and financing terms.
This page addresses equipment purchases. Ordinary rental payments do not create a Section 179 purchase deduction for the renter.
Bonus depreciation is a separate provision that may affect your plan. It is excluded from this estimator; ask your advisor about coordinating deductions.
No. The estimate is federal only. State treatment may differ, so have your advisor review your state return separately.
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