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#section-179

Раздел 179

Гласуване за разходи по IRC раздел 179, годишни лимити, прагове за отпадане и допустимо имущество за отписване на оборудване за малък бизнес

Commercial Honey Producer and Beekeeping Operation Bookkeeping: Schedule F, the Section 263A(d) Pre-Productive Period Election, Multi-State Pollination Revenue, and Pounds-Per-Hive KPIs

How commercial honey producers and pollination apiarists structure books for Schedule F, elect out of Section 263A pre-productive period capitalization, depreciate bees as 7-year livestock, source pollination revenue across state lines, comply with FDA honey labeling, and track pounds-per-colony and revenue-per-hive KPIs at a 1,000-hive scale.

Culinary School and Cooking Academy Bookkeeping: Recognizing Prepaid Tuition Under ASC 606, Tracking Ingredient COGS Per Lab Session, and Surviving the Title IV Audit

How accredited and recreational culinary schools should defer tuition under ASC 606, allocate ingredient COGS per lab session, handle Title IV refund calculations, classify chef instructors, and apply Section 179 and 2026 bonus depreciation to kitchen build-out.

The Decorator's Profit Math: A Bookkeeping Guide for Custom Screen Printing and Embroidery Shops

Custom decorator shops sit at the crossroads of manufacturing, retail, and service work. This guide walks through the four-layer job cost model, ASC 606 treatment of customer deposits on custom goods, Section 179 expensing of presses and embroidery machines, and the press-hour and stitch-hour KPIs that separate profitable shops from merely busy ones.

Equestrian Boarding and Lesson Barn Bookkeeping: A Practical Guide for Owner-Operators

Boarding stables run at least five revenue streams with wildly different margins. This guide covers ASC 606 timing for board and lesson packages, agister's lien enforcement, ABC-test worker classification, Section 179 and cost segregation for arenas, EALA compliance, and the KPIs—stall occupancy, revenue per stall, hay-cost ratio—that separate profitable barns from quietly failing ones.

Esports Gaming Lounge and LAN Center Bookkeeping: Memberships, Tournaments, and the 24-Month Refresh Cycle

How independent esports lounges and LAN centers handle ASC 606 deferred revenue on memberships, agent vs principal treatment for tournament prize pools, Section 179 expensing on a 24-month gaming PC refresh, 1099-NEC vs W-2 classification for casters and streamers, and the station-hour KPIs that separate 22% margin operators from the rest.

Handcrafted Soap, Candle, and Cosmetics Maker Bookkeeping: A Schedule C Survival Guide for Cottage Producers

How solo soap, candle, and natural cosmetics makers should structure Schedule C books — recipe-card COGS, the MoCRA small business exemption (under $1M average gross sales), the $2,500 de minimis safe harbor versus Section 179, and multistate sales tax across Etsy, Faire, and direct channels.

HVAC Contractor Bookkeeping: Maintenance Agreements, Refrigerant Compliance, and the KPIs That Predict Profit

How HVAC contractors should structure their books: deferred revenue under ASC 606 for maintenance plans, EPA Section 608 and AIM Act refrigerant recordkeeping after the 15-pound threshold and R-410A phase-down, Section 179 deductions for service vans, and the five KPIs that actually predict cash flow.

Court Reporter Bookkeeping: Per-Page Revenue, ASC 606, and the KPIs of a Six-Figure Steno Practice

A practical bookkeeping guide for solo court reporters and stenographers — covering per-page transcript revenue, ASC 606 recognition of appearance fees and copy sales, Section 179 deductions for stenotype writers, multi-state tax nexus, and the KPIs (pages per workday, effective hourly rate, DSO) that separate six-figure practices from break-even ones.

Independent Florist Bookkeeping: Perishable Inventory, Wire Services, and Wedding Deposits

How independent florists should book perishable inventory shrinkage (5-30% industry range), wire-service traffic under the ASC 606 agent-vs-principal test, wedding deposits as deferred revenue, and Section 179 on coolers and refrigerated vans — with a florist-tuned chart of accounts and category gross-margin benchmarks of 35-60%.

How Independent Music Venues Stay Profitable in 2026: A Bookkeeping Playbook for Door Deals, PRO Licenses, and Per-Cap Bar Revenue

A working playbook for independent live music venues and concert promoters: separating the five revenue streams, settling door deals under ASC 606, budgeting ASCAP/BMI/SESAC fees, applying Section 179 and bonus depreciation to PA and lighting rigs, classifying stagehands correctly, and tracking per-cap bar revenue against industry benchmarks.