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GET A TAX BREAK OF UP TO $500,000

GM Vehicles help move your business forward.
Now they help you get a healthy return.

Here's another way to help your bottom line: Simply purchase qualifying GM vehicles for your business before the end of this year and you could be eligible for up to $500,000 in tax benefits(1). You can even stack other available incentives to see immediate savings on the vehicles you use most. Plus you might be eligible for an expense deduction or an additional 100% accelerated  depreciation bonus.

That makes right now a great time to enhance your fleet while taking advantage of terrific tax incentives.

READ BELOW TO LEARN MORE

TAX BENEFITS

$25,000 Expense Deduction2

If you purchase eligible GM vehicles this year, you  may get immediate eligibility for up to a $25,000 deduction on your 2011  taxes.

Stevinson Chevrolet has all your qulified vehicles including the Chevrolet Traverse, Chevrolet Colorado, Chevrolet Silverado, and more.

Special 100% Depreciation Bonus(3)

You may also be able to take an additional first year special depreciation allowance on certain eligible GM vehicle purchases.

This allowance is an additional deduction of 100% of your vehicle's depreciable basis. For additional information, visit Stevinson Chevrolet.

Stevinson Chevrolet offers the the broadest vehicle lineup in the Denver area for your fleet and commercial needs, and many of our segment-leading  cars, trucks, vans, SUVs and crossovers qualify for these tax benefits.

ELIGIBLE VEHICLES

Get the Most Out of Your Investment

As a business owner, you may already be eligible for special GM offers. If you qualify as a Fleet, be sure to review our Fleet Offers, including the National Fleet Incentive Program. Other offers may also apply, so visit Stevinson Chevrolet or request a quote online.
To start shopping for your vehicle or to browse by brand or body style, visit our online Vehicle Showroom and view Current Offers.

Reward Your Business with Business Choice(1)
GM Business Choice rewards business owners with  upfits or other value-added offers when you purchase an eligible GM  vehicle for day-to-day business use. Choose from a variety of upfits  like commercial bins, ladder racks, and adjustable shelving. You can  also select from the new $500 Customer Rewards card or a $500 Lowe's  gift card to help with your vehicle and business needs.

Whichever offer you choose, be certain that Business Choice is the right choice.

(1) The tax incentives are available for depreciable  tangible property which is acquired by purchase for use in the active  conduct of a trade or business.  Additional limitation based on  purchases ? For the 2011 tax year, the aggregate deduction of $500,000  under Internal Revenue code Section 179 is most beneficial to small  businesses that place in service no more than $2,000,000 of Section 179  property during the year.  Certain vehicles, models and restrictions  apply.  Consult your tax professional for details.

(2) For vehicles that qualify as sport utility vehicles  under the Internal Revenue Code, the $25,000 expense deduction may be  available. Each individual's tax situation is unique; therefore, please  consult your tax professional to confirm vehicle depreciation deduction  and tax benefits. For more details, visit www.irs.gov

(3) Each individual's tax situation is unique; therefore,  please consult your tax professional to confirm vehicle depreciation  deduction and tax benefits. For more details, visit www.irs.gov, or to  calculate your bonus depreciation, visit www.depreciationbonus.org

(4) IRC Section 280F(d)(7)(B) requires that the  limitation under IRC Section 280F(a)(1) be adjusted annually, based on  the CPI automobile component for October of the preceding year.  In  Revenue Procedure 2011-18, the IRS adjusted the section 280F  depreciation limit to $3,160 for trucks and vans and $3,060 for  passenger automobiles placed in service during 2010, which are not  subject to the Section 168(k) election to decline the bonus depreciation  and AMT depreciation relief.  The applicable first-year depreciation  limits have been temporarily increased by $8,000.  These amounts are  subject to a CPI adjustment for 2011.