IRS proposal would end tax exemption for some mobile machines

Sep 24, 2002
Updated May 25, 2022

A proposed Internal Revenue Service rule would end several tax exemptions for mobile machinery that can be used on roads, regardless of whether the equipment’s primary use is off-road.

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