Chevrolet Express Cargo Van
$45,000-$55,000
Is an Express van a Tax Write-Off?
Short answer: Yes: an Express van used for deliveries, trades, or hauling is a commercial vehicle and one of the easiest vehicle write-offs.
Cargo vans without rear seating aren't subject to passenger-car caps, and 100% bonus depreciation or Section 179 can cover the cost when business use is over 50%.
Records to keep: Keep a contemporaneous mileage log (date, miles, business purpose), business-use percentage, the purchase contract, and a photo of the door-jamb GVWR sticker.
Chevrolet Express Cargo Van
Typical range: $45,000-$55,000
General Business
Yes: an Express van used for deliveries, trades, or hauling is a commercial vehicle and one of the easiest vehicle write-offs.
Business justification
Yes: an Express van used for deliveries, trades, or hauling is a commercial vehicle and one of the easiest vehicle write-offs. Cargo vans without rear seating aren't subject to passenger-car caps, and 100% bonus depreciation or Section 179 can cover the cost when business use is over 50%.
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