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Your TITAN router may qualify for same-year tax savings under Section 179 depending on your circumstances.
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Why TITANS Qualify?
TITANS routers and connectivity systems aren’t ordinary consumer gadgets — they’re commercial-grade equipment designed for business reliability and performance.
That distinction matters when it comes to tax deductions: Section 179 applies to equipment used in the active conduct of business, and TITANS products meet that definition.
* This information is provided for general educational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice. Tax treatment depends on your individual circumstances and may change with federal or state law. Always consult your CPA or qualified advisor regarding eligibility and deductions.
How Section 179 Works With TITANS’ 36-Month Plan
Your TITAN router can be obtained through a straightforward 36-month business plan—created to make professional-grade connectivity accessible and potentially tax-efficient
- Flexible ownership structure.
Depending on the terms of your selected plan, your TITAN router may qualify as purchased equipment for tax purposes once it is activated and used primarily for business. Eligibility for Section 179 deductions varies based on your company’s specific circumstances, ownership or financing arrangements, and current IRS rules. - Potential tax savings.
In some cases, qualifying businesses are able to deduct the cost of eligible equipment in the same tax year it is placed in service—even if payments continue over time. Actual deductions are not guaranteed and depend on individual tax situations. Please consult your CPA or tax advisor before claiming any deduction under Section 179. - Service as an operating expense.
Section 179 generally applies only to tangible equipment. Your monthly TITANS connectivity service is typically treated as a standard operating expense—similar to phone, power, or other utilities—but again, confirm with your accountant. - Transparent pricing, no surprises.
While other carriers may add activation, installation, or “processing” fees—or raise rates mid-plan—TITANS keeps pricing simple and predictable. What you see is what you pay: one clear 36-month plan designed to support your business and your budget.
What Is Section 179?
Section 179 allows businesses to deduct up to $1.22 million (2025 limit) in qualifying equipment purchases — instead of spreading the depreciation over several years.
If you use your TITAN router for business purposes, it typically qualifies as “equipment used in the active conduct of business.”
In simple terms:
Buy eligible equipment → Use it for business → Deduct the full cost this year.
If your TITAN router helps you run your business — whether that’s a single office, an RV-based company, or a nationwide field team — there’s a good chance it qualifies.
Who Qualifies?
- Small or mid-sized businesses purchasing TITAN routers or connectivity equipment for business operations.
- Self-employed professionals and remote contractors using TITAN routers for home offices or client work.
- Companies upgrading or expanding network infrastructure before year-end to improve reliability, remote access, or digital performance.
* State conformity information is provided for general reference only and may change without notice. Always verify current limits and eligibility with a qualified professional.
How It Varies by State and Business Type
- Many states—such as Texas, Florida, and Illinois—generally follow the federal Section 179 rules, allowing similar deduction limits. Other states—including California, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania—may set lower limits or have additional restrictions.
- Because these rules change over time and may depend on your type of business or filing status, always confirm the current state-level deduction rules with your CPA or tax advisor before claiming any Section 179 benefit.
- Business structure also matters:
- S-Corporations and LLCs pass deductions through to owners, reducing personal taxable income.
- C-Corporations claim the deduction directly on the business return.
- Sole proprietors and contractors can use Section 179 to offset income from self-employment.
Qualifying Business Use & Income Limits
Section 179 generally requires that eligible equipment be used primarily for business purposes. In most cases, this means more than 50% business use, but the exact threshold and proof requirements can vary based on ownership, leasing terms, and your specific circumstances. Please consult your CPA or tax advisor to confirm how your use should be documented and reported.
Your Section 179 deduction also cannot exceed your business’s taxable income for the year. Any unused amount may or may not be eligible for carryover, depending on current IRS rules and your company’s tax position.
What You’ll Need to Claim the Deduction
When it’s time to file, your tax professional will need a few simple details about your purchase and business use. Here’s what to prepare:
- Proof of Purchase Keep your TITANS invoice or receipt showing the date, amount paid (or financed), product name/model, and serial number if available. This helps establish cost basis and key dates.
- Date "Placed in Service" For federal purposes, equipment is generally considered placed in service when it is ready and available for business use. For many customers, that’s when the TITAN router is installed and operating within the business. Your CPA will confirm timing under IRS rules for your situation.
- Business-Use Percentage Section 179 typically requires primary (more than 50%) business use. If there is mixed personal/business use, your deduction—if any—should reflect the business-use percentage. Maintain reasonable documentation (deployment logs, policies, invoices, or other records).
- Ownership / Financing Details Section 179 generally applies to property you own or finance (and not to most operating leases). Keep agreements showing how the equipment was acquired and who has incidents of ownership. Your advisor will determine whether your plan is treated as a purchase or a lease for tax purposes.
- Taxable Income and Entity Information The Section 179 deduction cannot exceed your business’s taxable income for the year. Any amount you cannot deduct this year may be limited or eligible for carryover depending on current law and your tax position. Your accountant will apply the rules to your entity type (LLC, S-Corp, sole proprietor, etc.).
- Coordinate with Your CPA or Tax Advisor Because federal and state rules can differ—and change—confirm eligibility, limits, and timing with your professional advisor. Upon request, TITANS can provide standard purchase documentation (e.g., invoices, order confirmations, and plan agreements) to support your records.
Pro Tip
Buy before December 31 to claim your deduction for this tax year.
Even leased or financed equipment often qualifies.
Disclaimer
TITANS does not provide tax, legal, or accounting advice. This material is for informational purposes only and should not be relied upon as professional advice. Always consult your CPA or tax advisor to confirm eligibility and deduction limits.
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