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De Minimis Safe Harbor Election For example, you buy a desk for $2,000 and a printer for $2,400 and they are both on the same invoice. The desk and printer both qualify since they are each under $2,500.

What is the de minimis safe harbor election? Under the final tangibles regulations, you may elect to apply a de minimis safe harbor to amounts paid to acquire or produce tangible property to the extent such amounts are deducted by you for financial accounting purposes or in keeping your books and records.

The TPRs provide de minimis safe harbor for taxpayer to deduct up to $2,500 of expenditures (or $5,000 if applicable financial statements are prepared), regardless of whether the expenditure meets the definition of a capitalizable expense.

The TPRs provide de minimis safe harbor for taxpayer to deduct up to $2,500 of expenditures (or $5,000 if applicable financial statements are prepared), regardless of whether the expenditure meets the definition of a capitalizable expense.

The section 263(a) safe harbor election is annual election allowing the business to elect to expense certain items rather than capitalize them.

De Minimis Safe Harbor Election For example, you buy a desk for $2,000 and a printer for $2,400 and they are both on the same invoice. The desk and printer both qualify since they are each under $2,500.