"Dean Gilger, EA CPA" <degilger[at]comcast.net> wrote:
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Also note that any software with a limited life of less than
1 year, as would be for income tax software, can be directly
expensed without invoking Section 179.

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"Steve Woodard" <stevew99[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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The 2003 Act adds off-the-shelf software to the property
eligible for 179 treatment.

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"Steve Woodard" <stevew99[at]yahoo.com> wrote:

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It can now. At least it can subject to the same limitations
as any other asset can.

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Can computer software be deducted under section 179
for Corp-S?

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