Increase Your 2025 Tax Savings with Section 179, Upgrade Your Copier Printer Before Year-End

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As the year wraps up, it’s common for businesses to push off office technology updates due to budget constraints. But thanks to IRS Section 179 Tax Deduction, now is the best time to invest in a new copier or printer from WiZiX Technology Group while keeping more money in your Central & Northern California and Northern Nevada business’s pocket at the same time.

If you’re wondering how to use Section 179 to buy a new printer or copier for your office, read on.

Disclaimer: This is a complimentary notification to aid your business’s personal research. WiZiX does not claim accurate data. Please consult your registered Tax/Financial Advisor. Find the most current updates from the IRS at https://www.irs.gov/irb.

What is Section 179?

Under Section 179, businesses can deduct the full cost of qualifying office technology up to $2,500,000 on their 2025 taxes if equipment is financed and operational before year-end. This can be a huge benefit for businesses aiming to conserve cash while still enhancing their tech infrastructure.

Section 179 of the IRS tax code allows businesses to deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment and software—up to $2.5 million—on their 2025 taxes. That means when you purchase a copier printer or finance your copier printer and other office equipment through WiZiX, have us install it, and place it into service before December 31, 2025, you can deduct the entire cost this year rather than depreciating it over time.

In addition, the 2025 update reinstates 100% bonus depreciation, giving businesses an even greater first-year write-off opportunity for qualifying assets above the Section 179 limit.

For companies planning significant technology upgrades, this combination can translate into massive savings and immediate cash flow relief.

An Example of how Section 179 Works for a New Multifunction Printer this 2025

Let’s say you purchase a new multifunction copier for $75,000:

  • Section 179 Deduction: $75,000
  • Estimated Tax Savings (at 35% rate): $26,250
  • Effective Equipment Cost After Savings: $48,750

Why Upgrade your Office Printer With WiZiX in 2025

WiZiX makes upgrading your business technology simple and affordable. Whether you need a copier / printer, production printer system, or complete document workflow solution, our experts help you find the right equipment and financing plan to maximize your Section 179 savings.

Deadlines and Eligibility for 2025

  • Deduction Limit: $2,500,000
  • Phase-Out threshold: $4,000,000 (fully phased out at $6,500,000)
  • Bonus Depreciation: 100% in 2025
  • Deadline: Equipment must be purchased, financed, and in service by December 31, 2025

Most tangible business equipment, which includes the copiers, printers, and software that WiZiX sells, qualifies for this deduction.

Try Our Section 179 Calculator

Curious how much you could save?

Use our Section 179 Calculator to estimate your potential tax savings based on your purchase amount. It’s quick, easy, and eye-opening. We’re here to help you understand your costs!

Don’t Wait Until January 2026

These enhanced Section 179 and 100% bonus depreciation benefits are only available for this limited time under our current tax laws. Taking advantage before the year ends can make a meaningful difference for your business.

Ready to upgrade your office technology or buy a new copier printer?

Whether it’s copiers, printers, or comprehensive workflow solutions, let’s explore how Section 179 can work for your business. Contact us today to discuss your current technology needs and how you can leverage this valuable tax benefit before it’s gone!

Contact Information

WiZiX HQ: 2014 Taylor Rd, Roseville CA 95678
Phone: (916) 913-6190

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Disclaimer: This is a complimentary notification to aid your business’s personal research. WiZiX does not claim accurate data. Please consult your registered Tax/Financial Advisor. Find the most current updates from the IRS at https://www.irs.gov/irb.