Put Section 179 to Work for Your Business

Valley Truck Centers is helping commercial customers explore qualifying heavy-duty and medium-duty vehicle purchases that may offer valuable tax advantages for the 2026 tax year.

2026 Max Deduction $2,560,000

Phaseout Begins $4,090,000

Certain SUV Cap $32,000

What is Section 179?

Section 179 may allow eligible businesses to deduct the cost of qualifying equipment and vehicles in the year they are placed into service, rather than depreciating that cost over time.

That can make it a valuable opportunity for businesses planning to add commercial vehicles before year-end.

Find the Right Truck for the Job

Valley Truck Centers offers commercial inventory built to support a wide range of business needs. Depending on the vehicle, its classification, and how it is used in your business, your purchase may qualify under Section 179.

Freightliner and Western Star commercial truck product Ford, Chevrolet, and RAM work trucks Dump trucks and vocational units

Cargo vans and box trucks Snow plow units and specialized equipment Hino and Isuzu product

EXPLORE AVAILABLE INVENTORY

Both new and used qualifying business vehicles may be eligible, depending on IRS rules and your specific tax situation.

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Important Tax Disclaimer

While our team is happy to help you identify vehicles that may fit your business needs, Valley Truck Centers is not a tax advisor. Please consult your tax professional before making any purchase intended to qualify for a Section 179 deduction.

Section 179 eligibility can vary based on vehicle type, gross vehicle weight rating, business-use percentage, purchase structure, and when the vehicle is placed in service during the tax year. Certain passenger vehicles and SUVs may have additional limitations.