Insights on 2025 Tax Changes for Manufacturing and R&D Expenses
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Summary
The article discusses the 2025 tax changes related to bonus depreciation for manufacturing qualified production property and immediate expensing of U.S. research and development costs. It highlights the benefits for domestic manufacturers and supply-chain operators.
Key quotes
· 3 pulledQualified production property enjoys 100% bonus depreciation through 2032, a significant benefit for domestic manufacturers and supply-chain operators.
Domestic research costs are now fully deductible under new Section 174A.
Companies with capitalized domestic R&D expenses from 2022–2024 can elect a catch-up deduction, which could significantly improve cash flow for firms.
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