The US restores accelerated depreciation policy, allowing Bitcoin miners to achieve 100% first-year tax deduction

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BlockBeats News, February 24 — Abundant Mines CEO Beau Turner revealed that with the U.S. tax law restoring the full “Bonus Depreciation” policy in mid-2025, qualifying Bitcoin mining equipment can be fully deducted in the first year of purchase before taxes.

Turner pointed out that under the current tax framework, investors who directly hold mining hardware can immediately deduct the entire cost of the equipment as an expense in the current period, significantly reducing taxable income for that year. He stated that this has become one of the most powerful tax strategies in the crypto industry.

The report noted that as tax season approaches, changes in related tax policies are prompting the market to refocus on the asset allocation and tax planning value of Bitcoin mining.

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ABigHeartvip
· 02-24 00:06
Bitcoin mining company Abundant Mines CEO Beau Turner revealed that under the full "accelerated depreciation" policy restored in 2025, eligible Bitcoin mining equipment can be 100% tax-deductible in the first year of purchase. This has become an important tax strategy in the crypto industry, prompting market attention to Bitcoin mining configuration and tax planning.
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