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Business vehicle deduction
Your 2026 deduction three ways: the mileage rate, regular depreciation, or a first-year write-off, with Minnesota’s add-back. No account needed.
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Planning estimates only. Not a tax return, filing, payment, lending quote or personalized advice. Results depend on complete and accurate inputs. No guarantee of savings or penalty protection. Tax figures checked October 31, 2026; changes and special rules may apply. This initial release needs firm validation before client reliance.
- Rev. Proc. 2026-15: 2026 depreciation limits for passenger cars ($20,300 first year with bonus)
- Rev. Proc. 2025-32: 2026 Section 179 limit $2,560,000; heavy SUV cap $32,000
- IRS Publication 463: standard mileage rate in the first year, more than 50% business use, SUV cap exceptions
- IRS Publication 946: MACRS tables and listed property
- Rev. Proc. 2019-13: safe harbor for a capped car with 100% bonus depreciation
- IRS: 2026 standard mileage rates, 72.5¢ then 76¢ from July 1
- IRS Notice 2026-11: 100% bonus for property bought after January 19, 2025
- Minnesota Department of Revenue: 80% bonus depreciation add-back, subtracted over 5 years
- CFPB Loan Estimate: payments, insurance and closing costs
- IRS 2026 retirement contribution limits
- IRS Publication 560: self-employed contribution worksheets
- IRS Publication 505: 2026 estimates and dates
- IRS 2026 federal inflation adjustments
- Minnesota 2026 rates and brackets
- Minnesota standard deduction
- IRS self-employment tax
- IRS July 2026 mileage adjustment
- IRS January 2026 mileage rate
- IRS simplified home office
- IRS Publication 587: business use of your home (actual-cost method, Form 8829)
- IRS Notice 2025-67: 2026 401(k), SIMPLE and IRA limits
- IRS Rev. Proc. 2019-46: which vehicles can use the mileage rate
- IRS standard mileage rates
- IRS S-Corp owner salary (reasonable compensation)
- IRS federal unemployment (FUTA) tax
- Minnesota Paid Leave premium and S-Corp owners