Unlock Big Tax Savings on Woodworking Machinery
Deduct up to 100% of qualifying equipment purchases with Section 179.
Investing in new woodworking equipment doesn’t have to break the bank. Thanks to Section 179 of the IRS tax code, you can deduct the full purchase price of qualifying machinery and equipment purchased or financed during the tax year. Whether you're expanding your shop or upgrading outdated tools, Section 179 is a powerful way to reduce your tax burden and reinvest in your business.
See Your Potential Tax Savings Instantly
Not sure how much you could save? Use a Section 179 Savings Calculator to get a quick estimate of your tax deduction. Just enter the purchase amount of the woodworking machinery you're considering, and the calculator will show your potential savings in seconds. It’s a simple tool that helps you make smarter, more cost-effective buying decisions.
Shop Qualifying Woodworking Machinery
Explore our wide selection of Section 179-eligible equipment from leading brands like SCM, Cantek, Northtech, SawStop, Ritter, and JLT. Whether you're looking for combination machines, table saws, edge banders, or clamping systems, we've got the tools that move your business forward — and now is the time to save.
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This information is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice. We are not tax professionals. Please consult with your qualified tax advisor or accountant to determine how Section 179 may apply to your specific situation.