Dell and the 30% Investment Tax Break
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Desktop and Laptop computer manufacturer and retailer Dell have put together a great article on what the investment allowance means to small businesses looking to purchase a desktop, laptop or server before 30 June.
As Dell mention in the article…
This great new initiative means a small business owner who buys a $2,000 personal computer during this time will be able to claim an additional $600 tax deduction for the computer in the 2008/2009 tax year. It’s important to remember this allowance will be in addition to the normal capital allowance deduction the business owner would make for the computer.
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All these new incentives mean it’s a great time to consider replacing old and outdated technology and equipment in your business.
You can find the “Great New Tax Breaks for Small Business: Take The Opportunity To Upgrade Your System Now!” article on Dell’s Business Ownership site.