Stephen WIlliams, CPA and Partner of GYL Decauwer LLP, discusses the Section 179 tax deduction. This video will explain what Section 179 is, why it’s great for small businesses, and why now is the best time for small businesses to invest in new hardware, software, and machinery.
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By a vote of 37-26, the Senate passed the omnibus tax bill Tuesday, April 5th. The bill phases out the statewide business property tax; extends the local government aid reductions enacted last year and reduces property tax refunds for renters. The bill would reduce spending by $580 million for the coming biennium. (To view closed-caption video, select the Senate Floor Sessions tab on the left.) Comments from Deputy Majority Leader Geoff Michel, Minority Leader Tom Bakk, and Senate Tax Chair Julianne Ortman.
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