The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) has revitalized bonus depreciation by reinstating a permanent 100 percent immediate deduction for qualifying business assets.
If you or your company can justify private aviation for executive travel, client engagements, or operational agility, you may be eligible for this substantial benefit and can offset your taxable income.
FLYING Research partnered with FLYING Finance to dissect the parameters and benefits of bonus depreciation for private aircraft. In this white paper, we detail the financial and operational benefits of financing an aircraft and taking full advantage of bonus depreciation.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can a business jet qualify for bonus depreciation?
A business jet used for qualifying business purposes may qualify for 100% bonus depreciation. Confirm with your tax advisor.
What records support the deduction?
Detailed flight logs showing business purpose, passengers and trips, plus the purchase and placed-in-service documents.
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