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Technology and Tax Write-Offs
We are almost half-way through 2024 and it’s time to think about technology and tax write-offs. Particularly since technology has changed so much for wineries. With the advent of AI and its impact on the growing, production and distribution of wines, wineries need to stay current with technology. Especially since droughts are impacting areas where many wineries are located. New technologies can mitigate some of the changes in climate that wineries face.
Both new and used winery equipment generally qualify for the tax write-off under IRS Section 179. The deduction limit is $1,220,000 with a spending cap of $3,050,000 in 2024. Bonus Depreciation went down to 60% this year.
Unlock your winery growth potential with better equipment, meet the challenges of drought and expand to meet additional demand while writing off the winery equipment purchase.
Learn more about IRS Section 179 and the write-offs available to your winery. If you want to learn more about the benefits of financing, contact John Gallagher at (949) 608-2244 or visit DimensionFunding.com/Winery/.
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