A Smarter Way to Invest in Ice & Water Vending

Whether you’re running a business or starting your first one, the Section 179 tax deduction is a powerful tool that can make investing in your Everest Ice & Water machine easier, smarter, and more affordable.

What Is Section 179?

In plain terms, Section 179 of the IRS tax code lets you deduct the full purchase price of qualifying equipment, like an Everest vending machine, from your taxable income the year it’s placed in service.

That means instead of spreading the write-off over several years, you can deduct up to 100% right now.

Why It Matters to You

• ✔ Start Your Business With Less Out-of-Pocket. Apply the deduction this tax year and reinvest more of your money where it matters—in your location, marketing, or expansion.
• ✔ Faster ROI. That up-front deduction can shave thousands off your initial cost, helping you reach profitability sooner.
• ✔ Works for First-Time Business Owners Too. Even if this is your first venture, you may still qualify once your machine is placed and operational.

Here’s How It Works With Everest

• ✔ Qualifying Equipment – Everest machines are eligible under Section 179.
• ✔ Placed in Service – Once your machine is installed and running, you’re eligible to claim.
• ✔ Simple to File – Your CPA or tax advisor can handle it, or we can connect you with someone who can.

Want to Know What You Could Save? Let’s Talk.

We’ll walk you through how the deduction could apply to your purchase and help you understand the next steps to qualify this year.