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A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van may be considered Section 179 property for U.S. federal income tax purposes. This means that a qualifying business may elect to expense the cost of the van—rather than capitalize and depreciate it—during the tax year in which it is acquired and placed in service.

For 2025, businesses may expense up to $2,500,000 of Section 179 property, subject to IRS limits and eligibility requirements. Additionally, upfits or modifications purchased at the time of sale may also qualify for Section 179 expensing.

Please note: Section 179 eligibility can depend on factors specific to your business and tax situation. We recommend consulting your tax advisor to ensure qualification and to maximize available deductions.

A Mercedes-Benz Sprinter van may be considered qualified property under Section 168(k) for U.S. federal income tax purposes. This provision allows businesses to take bonus depreciation, meaning a taxpayer may elect to deduct the cost of any qualified property—including a Sprinter van over 6,000lbs GVWR—in the tax year it is acquired and placed in service (including 100% bonus deprecation starting 2025). Additionally, upfits or modifications purchased at the time of sale may also be eligible for bonus depreciation.

Please note, eligibility for Section 168(k) bonus depreciation and the potential tax benefits depend on your specific business and tax situation. We recommend consulting your tax professional to determine how these rules apply to your circumstances and to maximize your allowable deductions.

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