Build for
the Future.
make it easier to invest in reliable, ADA-ready equipment
before year-end.
Two Tax Incentives.
One Smart Investment.
The Financial Advantage of Section 179
That includes Brewer exam tables and ergonomic seating.
Immediate Tax Relief
Flexible Financing Options
Maximize Your Return
Estimate Your Section 179 Savings
Enter your purchase amount and tax rate to see estimated savings and net cost.*
2025 Section 179 Quick Facts
- Deduction limit: $1,220,000
- Spending cap: $3,050,000
- Applies to new or used equipment purchased, financed, or leased
- Write off the full cost this year instead of depreciating over time
Results
Request Your Quote Before December 31
Qualifying equipment must be purchased and placed in service by year-end to capture 2025 Section 179 tax savings. Secure your Brewer pricing and delivery schedule now.
Request a Quote →Accessibility Incentives Under Section 44
Check Your Eligibility
Improve Accessibility
Claim Your Credit
Estimate Your Section 44 Credit
For eligible small businesses improving accessibility. Results are illustrative only.*
Inputs
How the Credit Works
- Eligible amount = expenses over $250, capped at $10,250.
- Credit = 50% of eligible amount (maximum credit $5,000 per year).
- Available to small businesses (≤ 30 FTE or ≤ $1M annual revenue).
Results
Request Your Quote Before December 31
Qualifying equipment must be purchased and placed in service by year-end to capture 2025 Section 44 tax savings. Secure your Brewer pricing and delivery schedule now.
Request a Quote →Why Brewer
Our commitment goes beyond design. We build dependable, comfortable solutions that stand up to everyday use and support caregivers for years to come.
5-Year
Warranty
Industry-best protection. That is up to five times longer than other brands.
ADA- Ready
Options
Low transfer heights & ComfortGrip Assist Handles make care accessible to all.
Built in the
Midwest
Proudly crafted in Wisconsin with 90% of materials sourced nearby.
Capture Your Savings Before December 31
Secure your quote today and take advantage of 2025 Section 179 and 44 incentives before year-end.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to help you understand how Section 179 and Section 44 can benefit your clinic.
What’s the difference between Section 179 and Section 44?
Section 179 allows you to deduct the full cost of qualifying equipment in the year it’s purchased. Section 44 offers a tax credit for small businesses that make accessibility improvements. Both can apply to Brewer exam tables and seating.
Do Brewer exam tables qualify for Section 179?
Yes. Brewer exam tables and seating meet the definition of tangible equipment eligible for Section 179 deductions when purchased, financed, or leased for business use
Can I claim both Section 179 and Section 44?
Yes, if eligible. Section 179 is a deduction that lowers taxable income, while Section 44 is a credit that directly reduces tax owed. You can benefit from both when applicable.
Who qualifies for Section 44 accessibility credits?
Small businesses with 30 or fewer full-time employees or less than $1 million in annual revenue may qualify. Always confirm eligibility with your tax professional.
When do I need to purchase equipment to qualify for 2025 benefits?
Equipment must be purchased and placed in service by December 31, 2025 to qualify for 2025 Section 179 or Section 44 savings.
How do I get started?
Request a quote from Brewer or contact your sales representative. Once purchased, work with your tax advisor to file the appropriate forms (IRS Form 4562 for Section 179 and Form 8826 for Section 44).
Information on this page is for general awareness only and isn’t tax advice. Check with your tax accountant before making decisions.
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