Key 2026 Business Tax Figures
Category 2026 Figures
Depreciationrelated tax breaks
Bonus depreciation |
100 % |
Section 179 expensing limit |
$ 2.56 million |
Section 179 phaseout threshold |
$ 4.09 million |
401( k), 403( b) and 457 plan deferrals $ 24,500 401( k), 403( b) and 457 plan catch-up contributions for those age 50 or older $ 8,000
401( k), 403( b) and 457 plan additional catch-up contributions for those age 60, 61, 62 or 63
$ 3,250
SIMPLE deferrals $ 17,000
Qualified retirement plan limits
SIMPLE catch-up contributions for those age 50 or older $ 4,000 SIMPLE additional catch-up contributions for those age 60, 61, 62 or 63 $ 1,250 Contributions to defined contribution plans $ 72,000 Annual benefit limit for defined benefit plans $ 290,000 Compensation defining highly compensated employee $ 160,000 Compensation defining key employee( officer) in a top-heavy plan $ 235,000
Compensation triggering Simplified Employee Pension contribution requirement
Health Savings Account( HSA) contributions
$ 800
$ 4,400( individuals) $ 8,750( family coverage)
Health Flexible Spending Account( FSA) contributions $ 3,400
Other benefit limits
Health FSA rollover $ 680 Child and dependent care FSA contributions $ 7,500 Employer contributions to Trump account $ 2,500 Monthly commuter highway vehicle and transit pass $ 340 Monthly qualified parking $ 340
Income range over which the Section 199A qualified business income deduction limitations phase in
$ 201,750 – $ 276,750( double those amounts for married couples filing jointly)
Miscellaneous business-related limits
Threshold for the excess business loss limitation
$ 256,000( double that amount for joint filers)— Note: this is a reduction from 2025
Limitation on the use of the cash method of accounting
$ 32 million( also affects other tax items, such as the exemption from the 30 % interest expense deduction limit)
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