Financing Forklifts can have Tax Benefits

Used Forklift Financing & Tax Write-Offs

Take advantage of our financing & payment options plus IRS Section 179 to save big

Tax Benefits

There’s more than one way to pay for the equipment your business needs to operate. Buying used forklifts is an economical way to get the equipment your organization needs. There are several ways to make your equipment investments more manageable:

Forklift Financing

Forklift Trader understands the investment involved in buying equipment. We’ve partnered with North Star Leasing to offer an easy financing option with several advantages. This program enables businesses like yours to enjoy the benefits of new equipment while leaving your capital free for other purposes.

Benefits of Forklift Financing:

  • Minimum cash requirements
  • Fixed monthly payments for ease of budgeting
  • Purchase equipment today with tomorrow’s dollars
  • Same-day approvals
  • 100% financing available– includes equipment & soft costs
  • Free up working capital
  • Conserves credit lines for other uses
  • Section 179 tax benefits

To take advantage of this exciting opportunity, click below to apply now and get pre-qualified!

 

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Take Advantage - Write it off!

The IRS allows certain expenses, like equipment purchased for your business, to be written off in your taxes each year. We can help provide you with the information you need to get money back from the IRS by taking advantage of Section 179.

Contact us to learn more about writing off a used forklift in your taxes

IRS SECTION 179
LOWER
$AVE ON THIS YEAR'S TAXES
When you buy or FINANCE equipment by 12/31/2023
Forklift Trader can help you maximize your tax return

Newest Arrivals: USED FORKLIFTS

$4,500 MORE DETAILS CASCADE 45F-RC-23B CLASS II 4500LB PAPER ROLL CLAMP
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 4,500 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A
$5,500 MORE DETAILS CASCADE 90F-RCS-21CR0 CLASS IV 9000LB PAPER ROLL CLAMP
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 9,000 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A
$13,500 MORE DETAILS CLARK GCS17MC 3500LB CUSHION TIRE FORKLIFT WITH WHITE NON-MARRING TIRES
Fuel:LP Gas Capacity: 3,500 lbs Mast: 3 Stage Hours: 5,217
$33,950 MORE DETAILS 2008 TOYOTA 8FGU30 PNEUMATIC 6000LB TRACTION TIRE FORKLIFT
Fuel:LP Gas Capacity: 6,000 lbs Mast: 3 Stage Hours: 8,122
$3,000 MORE DETAILS LONG REACH LCB35NN 3500LB BALE CLAMP
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 3,500 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A
$3,000 MORE DETAILS CASCADE 35D-BC-53 CLASS II 3500LB BALE CLAMP
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 3,500 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A
$3,500 MORE DETAILS Cascade 25G-FDS-436 Single-Double Pallet Handler
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 5,500 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A
$6,995 MORE DETAILS CASCADE 22H-RCP-B003 PAPER ROLL CLAMP
Fuel:N/A Capacity: 4,800 lbs Mast: N/A Hours: N/A

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a new forklift cost?

New forklifts can range from $15,000 to $50,000 or more, depending on the capacity, fuel type, and tires.

How long do forklifts last?

There are a variety of factors that impact forklift lifespan, but the average rule of thumb is a forklift will last for 10,000 hours of use. Some machines, such as Toyotas, are known to be workhorses that last more than 20,000 hours.

Why are forklifts so expensive?

The higher a forklift's capacity is, the more it will cost. When pricing used forklifts, the hours of operation and overall age are important factors to consider.

Can you write off a forklift?

Yes. The IRS allows businesses to write off tangible property used in the course of business activities, including forklifts.