Tornado Industries Unveils Tax Savings Banners
Chicago, IL, December 16, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Tornado Industries, manufacturer of professional cleaning tools and equipment for more than 80 years, has added a “last minute” banner to its Web site, further reminding managers and cleaning professionals of a special tax break set to expire or decline significantly at the end of this year.
The banner, also placed on Tornado’s sister company’s Web site, CFR, states that buyers of cleaning tools and equipment may be able to deduct the full purchase price of the equipment from their 2011 taxes. Normally, buyers can only deduct a portion over several years.
“This is not only a tax savings, but it makes whatever end-users purchase less expensive as well,” says Michael Schaffer, president of both companies, who has been trumpeting the tax savings program ever since the November ISSA/INTERCLEAN™ tradeshow.
Schaffer offers the following as an example of the temporary tax and cost savings possible:
• If an end-user purchases $40,000 worth of cleaning tools and equipment before December 31, the total amount can be deducted on the end-user’s taxes (for 2011).
• If they are in the 35 percent tax bracket, this can result in a tax savings of $14,000.
• This means that $40,000 worth of cleaning equipment actually only costs $26,000.
Schaffer adds that end-users should consult with their tax advisors to learn the specifics of the program, “but they should do this now. We don’t get many breaks like this from Uncle Sam and waiting till next year will simply be too late.”
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The banner, also placed on Tornado’s sister company’s Web site, CFR, states that buyers of cleaning tools and equipment may be able to deduct the full purchase price of the equipment from their 2011 taxes. Normally, buyers can only deduct a portion over several years.
“This is not only a tax savings, but it makes whatever end-users purchase less expensive as well,” says Michael Schaffer, president of both companies, who has been trumpeting the tax savings program ever since the November ISSA/INTERCLEAN™ tradeshow.
Schaffer offers the following as an example of the temporary tax and cost savings possible:
• If an end-user purchases $40,000 worth of cleaning tools and equipment before December 31, the total amount can be deducted on the end-user’s taxes (for 2011).
• If they are in the 35 percent tax bracket, this can result in a tax savings of $14,000.
• This means that $40,000 worth of cleaning equipment actually only costs $26,000.
Schaffer adds that end-users should consult with their tax advisors to learn the specifics of the program, “but they should do this now. We don’t get many breaks like this from Uncle Sam and waiting till next year will simply be too late.”
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Contact
Tornado Industries
Robert Kravitz
773 525 3021
www.tornadovac.com
Contact
Robert Kravitz
773 525 3021
www.tornadovac.com
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