Section 179 for Ford Trucks & Commercial Vehicles
Section 179 for Ford Trucks & Commercial Vehicles
Need a Ford truck, van or commercial vehicle for your Union-area business? Section 179 may provide tax benefits for qualifying business vehicle purchases. Explore Ford work trucks and commercial vehicles at Schicker Ford of Union.
Section 179 and Your Business Vehicle
For contractors, service companies, delivery businesses and other commercial operations, the right vehicle can be an important part of getting the job done. Depending on the vehicle, how it is used and your tax situation, a qualifying business vehicle may be eligible for a Section 179 deduction.
Section 179 is a federal tax provision that may allow qualifying businesses to deduct all or part of the cost of eligible property placed in service during the applicable tax year, subject to IRS limits and requirements.
If your Union-area business is considering a new Ford truck, cargo van, chassis cab or other commercial vehicle, understanding Section 179 may be an important part of your purchasing conversation. Because tax treatment varies by business and vehicle, always consult your qualified tax professional before making a purchase based on potential tax benefits.
Current Section 179 Tax Information
Tax year: 2026
For tax years beginning in 2026, the IRS states that the maximum Section 179 expense deduction is:
$2,560,000
The deduction begins to phase out when the total cost of qualifying Section 179 property placed in service during the tax year exceeds $4,090,000.
The IRS also lists a $32,000 Section 179 limit for certain SUVs placed in service during tax years beginning in 2026.
These amounts are provided for general informational purposes. Applicable limits, vehicle classifications, business-use requirements and other IRS rules may affect the deduction available to a particular business.
How Section 179 May Help Your Business
Potential Tax Benefits
Qualifying businesses may be able to deduct eligible vehicle costs under Section 179, subject to applicable IRS limitations and requirements.
Put Your Vehicle to Work
Section 179 applies to qualifying property placed in service for business use, making vehicle use and timing important considerations for business owners.
Choose a Commercial Ford
From F-Series pickups to Transit vans, chassis cabs and cutaways, Schicker Ford of Union offers commercial solutions for a wide range of business applications.
Ford Commercial Vehicles for Union Businesses
Schicker Ford of Union has a dedicated Commercial Fleet Department serving businesses in Union and surrounding Missouri communities. The dealership offers commercial work trucks, heavy-duty trucks, cargo vans, chassis cabs, cutaways and specialty commercial configurations.
The commercial team can also help businesses explore vehicle upfitting, fleet purchasing, financing and service needs.
Ford F-150
A versatile pickup for contractors, landscapers, property services and other businesses that need dependable towing, hauling and transportation capability.
Ford Super Duty
F-250, F-350, F-450 and other Super Duty configurations can provide the capability businesses need for heavy towing, hauling and demanding jobsites.
Ford Transit
Transit cargo vans and commercial configurations provide flexible space for tools, equipment, deliveries and mobile business operations.
Ford E-Transit
Businesses looking for an electric commercial vehicle can explore E-Transit cargo, cutaway and chassis configurations for a variety of applications.
Chassis Cabs & Cutaways
Chassis cab and cutaway platforms provide flexible foundations for specialized commercial bodies, equipment and professional upfits.
Ford F-650 & F-750
For businesses that need a larger commercial platform, Ford medium-duty trucks provide additional capability for heavy-duty applications.
Commercial Ford Solutions for Local Businesses
Businesses throughout Union, Washington, St. Clair, Pacific, St. Louis County and surrounding communities rely on dependable vehicles to keep their operations moving. Schicker Ford of Union can help you explore Ford commercial vehicles based on the work your business performs.
Contractors & Trades
Move tools, materials and equipment between jobsites with a Ford work truck, Super Duty or commercial van configured for your operation.
Landscaping & Property Services
Choose a capable truck or commercial vehicle for towing trailers, transporting equipment and handling daily property-service demands.
Service & Delivery Businesses
Ford Transit and E-Transit vans can provide flexible cargo space for deliveries, mobile technicians, service companies and other businesses.
Fleet Operators
When your business needs multiple vehicles, Schicker Ford of Union's commercial team can help with purchasing, upfitting, financing and ongoing service.
Construction Businesses
Heavy-duty Ford trucks and chassis cab configurations can provide a strong platform for construction and specialized commercial applications.
Small Business Owners
Whether you need one work truck or are building a larger fleet, you can explore commercial Ford options based on your business needs and budget.
Your Union, MO Commercial Ford Dealer
Schicker Ford of Union is located at 560 State Highway 47 in Union, MO, and has a dedicated commercial team focused on helping local businesses with vehicle acquisition and fleet needs.
The dealership's commercial operation offers dedicated account support, custom work upfitting, priority fleet service and commercial financing options. The team works with body builders for applications such as utility bodies, dump beds, racks and van shelving.
For businesses that depend on their vehicles every day, Schicker Ford of Union also provides Ford-certified commercial service to help keep work vehicles operating and reduce unnecessary downtime.
Find a Ford Commercial Vehicle for Your Business
Explore commercial inventory at Schicker Ford of Union or connect with the commercial fleet team to discuss your business vehicle, upfitting and fleet needs.
Section 179 FAQs
What is Section 179?
Section 179 is a federal tax provision that may allow a qualifying business to deduct the cost of eligible property placed in service during the tax year, subject to applicable IRS limits and requirements.
Can I use Section 179 for a Ford truck?
Certain Ford trucks may qualify for Section 179 when they meet applicable IRS requirements. Eligibility can depend on the vehicle, business use, placed-in-service date and other tax considerations.
Can Ford Transit vans qualify for Section 179?
Certain commercial vans may qualify when they meet the applicable IRS requirements and are used for qualifying business purposes. Your tax professional can determine how the rules apply to your situation.
Can a Ford Super Duty qualify for Section 179?
Certain Super Duty configurations may qualify when used for qualifying business purposes. The applicable deduction depends on the vehicle and the taxpayer's circumstances.
Can a used Ford truck qualify for Section 179?
Used property can potentially qualify for Section 179 when it meets the applicable requirements. Businesses should confirm eligibility with a qualified tax professional.
When does a Ford vehicle need to be placed in service?
For Section 179 purposes, qualifying property generally must be placed in service during the applicable tax year. The IRS generally considers property placed in service when it is ready and available for its assigned use.
Can I deduct the entire cost of a Ford truck?
Not necessarily. Section 179 includes deduction limits, business-use requirements, vehicle-specific rules and other restrictions. The amount that may be deducted depends on the individual circumstances of the business and vehicle.
Does Schicker Ford of Union provide tax advice?
No. Schicker Ford of Union provides vehicle and commercial purchasing information but does not provide tax or legal advice. Consult a qualified tax professional regarding your specific Section 179 situation.