Section 179 Tax Deduction
Mercedes-Benz Vehicles Qualify for Tax Credits
Purchasing a Mercedes-Benz model for business may qualify owners for a tax break, according to IRS Section 179. Section 179 Deduction is designed to allow businesses to lease or purchase specific new or pre-owned vehicles and to claim a tax deduction for the appropriate tax year. Take advantage of this special offer before December 31, 2016.
In order to qualify, the vehicles must meet a specific weight requirement and be used for business purposes. Drivers who wish to take advantage of this tax break should consult with their tax professional to find out the full benefit the law holds for them.
Eligible Mercedes-Benz Vehicles
Section 179 is eligible for specific vehicles that are typically used for businesses such as cargo vans, passenger vans, and buses. It's important to choose a vehicle that has a 6,000 to 14,000 pound weight capacity. The following Mercedes-Benz models are eligible for this tax deduction.
GLS: Bold new style with brilliant details, a spacious shape that slices the air and an authoritative stance to match its confident moves. Its AIRMATIC® air suspension mates the precise handling of a Mercedes-Benz to a supple ride over rough terrain or when laden with cargo.
GLE: The GLE is the only SUV in its class that can trace its performance roots not just to the first car and truck, but to the first all-wheeldrive vehicle, diesel car, fuel-injected engine and lithium-ion hybrid battery. Today’s GLE is ready to accelerate into tomorrow with its 4-wheel independent suspension and 4-wheel electronic traction control.
Sprinter: In addition to a fuel-saving 2-stage turbo diesel engine, Best-In-Class payload, cargo volume, and interior standing height, the 2016 Sprinter also incorporates advanced safety innovations as well as legendary Mercedes-Benz reliability. Now, the inclusion of an optional 4x4* drive train can help you defeat challenging road and weather conditions.
