Did you know that with IRS Section 179, your security booth or guard shack purchases made in 2025 may be 100% deductible?

That’s right. But, to secure the savings, here’s what needs to happen by the December 31 tax deduction deadline. 

According to Section 179, businesses may deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment—which includes security booths—as long as they are purchased AND put into service in 2025. So, there’s no time to waste.

Being able to claim the entire cost upfront rather than having to spread depreciation over several years results in significant cost savings and other financial benefits. The maximum First-Year Write-Off is $1,250,000. 

PLUS, the guard shacks you purchase may also be eligible for a 40% Bonus First-Year Depreciation of $20,000.

Below are links to three online resources that make it easy to understand IRS Section 179. However, only your accountant or tax advisor can determine what IRS Section 179 means for your business.

Don’t miss out on using IRS Section 179. We’re ready to help you meet the December 31 deadline.
Talk with your tax advisor to determine your plan. Then call B.I.G. and ask for Dave or Jeff. They’ll help you put together a guard shack purchase that qualifies for IRS section 179.

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Three resources where you can learn more about IRS Section 179