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🇨🇦 Canadian business owners could soon get a much bigger tax write-off. Canada has proposed the Productivity Mega Deduction, which would let businesses immediately deduct 100% of the cost of most eligible depreciable business assets through CCA once they’re available for use, instead of depreciating them over several years. The proposal generally applies to eligible property acquired on or after September 15, 2026.  That could include things like: 💻 Computers & MacBooks 📱 Eligible business phones/devices ⚙️ Machinery, equipment & tools 🖥️ Technology & data equipment 🔬 Certain R&D equipment The important part: personal use vs. business use matters. If you buy a $2,000 phone and reasonably use it: • 100% for business → up to $2,000 could potentially form the eligible business claim • 80% business / 20% personal → about $1,600 business portion • 50% business / 50% personal → about $1,000 business portion CRA says personal expenses aren’t deductible, and when a cellphone is used for both business and personal purposes, you need a reasonable method of determining the business-use portion.  The same principle applies to your monthly phone plan. If a $100/month plan is 70% reasonably attributable to business, roughly $70/month would generally be the business expense rather than automatically claiming the full $100.  ⚠️ This does not mean everyone can buy an iPhone and automatically write off 100%. The asset still needs to qualify under the CCA rules, the business-use percentage needs to be supportable, and the Productivity Mega Deduction is currently proposed legislation, not yet enacted.  Educational purposes only — not tax advice. Check with your accountant/CPA for your situation.
🇨🇦 Canadian business owners could soon get a much bigger tax write-off. Canada has proposed the Productivity Mega Deduction, which would let businesses immediately deduct 100% of the cost of most eligible depreciable business assets through CCA once they’re available for use, instead of depreciating them over several years. The proposal generally applies to eligible property acquired on or after September 15, 2026. That could include things like: 💻 Computers & MacBooks 📱 Eligible business phones/devices ⚙️ Machinery, equipment & tools 🖥️ Technology & data equipment 🔬 Certain R&D equipment The important part: personal use vs. business use matters. If you buy a $2,000 phone and reasonably use it: • 100% for business → up to $2,000 could potentially form the eligible business claim • 80% business / 20% personal → about $1,600 business portion • 50% business / 50% personal → about $1,000 business portion CRA says personal expenses aren’t deductible, and when a cellphone is used for both business and personal purposes, you need a reasonable method of determining the business-use portion. The same principle applies to your monthly phone plan. If a $100/month plan is 70% reasonably attributable to business, roughly $70/month would generally be the business expense rather than automatically claiming the full $100. ⚠️ This does not mean everyone can buy an iPhone and automatically write off 100%. The asset still needs to qualify under the CCA rules, the business-use percentage needs to be supportable, and the Productivity Mega Deduction is currently proposed legislation, not yet enacted. Educational purposes only — not tax advice. Check with your accountant/CPA for your situation.

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