Maximize 2025 Tax Savings
Up to $2.5M in tax deductions available for qualifying industrial equipment
Section 179 Guide for Industrial Equipment
Tavoron helps manufacturers, engineers, and plant leaders take advantage of Section 179, a tax incentive that rewards businesses for investing in productivity-enhancing equipment. In 2025, you can deduct up to $2,500,000 on qualifying automation, robotics, and compressed air systems purchased and installed by December 31, 2025.
Act Before The Deadline
What Is Section 179?
Section 179 of the IRS tax code lets businesses deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment and software used for business operations. Unlike traditional depreciation over 5+ years, this deduction is applied in the same tax year the equipment is put into service.
Key 2025 Limits:
Deduction Limit
Spending Cap
Deadline
Applies To
This tax deduction was created to encourage capital investment in business infrastructure and is especially beneficial to manufacturers upgrading production technology.
Qualifying Tavoron Equipment
Tavoron offers a full range of Section 179-eligible equipment and systems for automation, robotics, integration, and compressed air.
Robotics
Control Systems
Sensors
Compressed Air
Machine Vision
Software
The Tavoron group brings together automation specialists who deliver solutions that qualify for Section 179 savings. From system optimization to full design and implementation, our companies collaborate to create efficient, compliant automation systems that work — and work for your bottom line.
Equipment must be installed and operational by Dec. 31, 2025 to qualify.
Real-World Savings Example
We don’t just sell equipment, we help you plan smart capital investments around your financial and operational goals.
Scenario: A company purchases $250,000 in qualifying automation and compressed air equipment from Tavoron.
Section 179 Deduction: The full $250,000 is deductible.
Estimated Tax Savings: $52,000 or more, depending on the company’s tax bracket.
By front-loading the deduction, you accelerate ROI and reduce the effective cost of your capital investment.
Estimate Your Section 179 Tax Savings
Quickly calculate your potential tax deduction before year-end.
Why Section 179 Matters to Manufacturing Customers?
Tavoron works with cross-functional buyers from plant managers to procurement directors. Here’s how Section 179 impacts each stakeholder:
Operations Managers
- Upgrade equipment without waiting years for ROI
- Improve uptime, throughput, and quality
- Justify capital expenses with real-time tax advantages
Engineers & Plant Technologists
- Modernize controls, robotics, or motion systems
- Implement smarter vision and sensing technology
- Use budget-friendly solutions to maximize efficiency
Finance & Procurement Leaders
- Reduce taxable income while optimizing capital spend
- Align investments with quarterly or year-end tax strategies
- Minimize total cost of ownership through upfront deductions
Why You Should Act Now
Year-end deadlines often create bottlenecks in equipment availability, installation labor, and delivery timelines. Many automation and air systems have lead times of 6–12 weeks or more.
Planning Early Ensures:
- Equipment is placed in service on time
- Your tax deduction is not at risk
- No delays from high Q4 demand or shipping constraints
Countdown to Qualify
How Tavoron Supports You
We don’t just sell equipment, we help you plan smart capital investments around your financial and operational goals.
Our Support Includes:
- Helping identify eligible Section 179 equipment
- Providing accurate quotes for internal approvals
- Scheduling installation in advance
- Assistance coordinating documentation for your tax advisor
FAQs About Section 179 and Tavoron Equipment
Does used equipment qualify for Section 179?
Yes, used equipment may qualify as long as it’s “new to you” and meets IRS requirements.
Can I deduct software under Section 179?
Yes, if the software is off-the-shelf and used in your business.
What if my equipment arrives late?
The deduction only applies if the equipment is in service by December 31—so early planning is essential.
If you’re considering equipment purchases this year, we can help you assess your eligibility, plan timelines, and estimate your potential tax savings.
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