IRS Section 179 New Economic Stimulus Package OF 2008 Allows Business Owners To Write Up To $250,000 On New Capital Equipment Purchases!
 

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New Economic Stimulus Package For 2008 - Many Changes To IRS Section 179 Businesses Can Now Write Off Up To $250,000 On Capital Equipment Purchases In 2008

"FREE REPORT Reveals How You Can Save Up To 73% On Capital Equipment Purchases!"

 

Time is about to Expire for you to be able to take advantage of this I.R.S. Loophole.
 

 

The I.R.S. has this loophole called "IRS Section 179"... and it can save YOU literally THOUSANDS of dollars AND give you the tools to put TENS OF THOUSANDS MORE in YOUR pocket!

 

Let Me Explain...

 

Business owners who acquire equipment for their business: machinery, computers, and other tangible goods, usually prefer to deduct the cost in a single tax year, rather than a little at a time over a number of years. This deduction is known by its section in the tax code, a Section 179 deduction.

				

		
		Section 179 allows businesses to take a FULL Year's deduction up 
		to a certain amount on equipment for their business when the purchase 
		and equipment is put into service before December 31st.   
				

				

		 

				

		Now with the new Economic Stimulus Act you 
		could literally get a deduction up to about 73% on Capital Equipment 
		Purchases.

		

		 

		

		To get your FREE REPORT on how "THE 
		Economic Stimulus Act of 2008" can help you get up to 73% deduction on 
		the purchase price of capital equipment fill out the information below or 
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