A Good Reason for Canadian Businesses to Buy Computers
There's an interesting gem at the bottom of Page 23 of the new federal budget:
Introducing a temporary 100-per-cent capital cost allowance (CCA) rate for computers acquired after January 27, 2009 and before February 1, 2011.
This means that businesses, be they small or large, can write-off 100% of computer purchases rather than having to depreciate them over time. More incentive than ever to buy a computer!
2 comments:
Hmm...computers...seems pretty open to interpretation to me...
For example, I'm sure they will accept desktops/workstations and laptops as "computers", but what if I try to expand that include to rack-mounted servers or enterprise-level switches and routers?
One more thing...businesses....seems pretty open to interpretation as well...
I mean, I'm sure they will accept incorporated entities as "businesses", but what about sole proprietorships?
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