Hogan Technology Helps Business Owners Capitalize on IRS Section 179 Tax Savings

EASTHAMPTON — Hogan Technology, a managed technology services provider, is encouraging business owners to take advantage of the 2025 IRS Section 179 tax deduction that allows companies to immediately expense qualifying technology and equipment purchases. For 2025, businesses can deduct up to $2,500,000 on eligible purchases such as servers, IT infrastructure, cybersecurity, software licenses, and phone systems that are placed in service before Dec. 31.

“Section 179 remains one of the most effective ways for businesses to invest in growth while simultaneously reducing taxable income,” said Sean Hogan, president of Hogan Technology. “While we’re not tax professionals, we view it as our responsibility to help our clients make smart financial and technological decisions that strengthen their operations.”

Many organizations mistakenly wait until the last quarter to consider capital upgrades, he noted, but Hogan Technology emphasizes that early planning ensures businesses can implement new systems and claim the full deduction. “Each year, we see companies leave money on the table simply because they didn’t act fast enough. This deduction can make a real difference in profitability by freeing up capital for innovation and security investments.”

The Section 179 program allows 100% depreciation on qualifying equipment, provided it’s operational by the end of the calendar year and used more than 50% of the time for business purposes. With the continued rise in cyberthreats and digital transformation, Hogan added, the timing couldn’t be better for companies to modernize their infrastructure.

Hogan Technology advises all businesses to consult with a CPA or qualified tax advisor to determine how much they can deduct under the updated 2025 guidelines.