Will Section 174 tax changes be reversed in 2025?
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YES

These changes require software engineering salaries to be amortized effectively, producing an artificial profit on paper for many companies.

If an IRS guidance is issued, or a bill is passed and signed that allows software engineer salaries to be deducted in the same year then this market will resolve yes.

The revision does not have to apply to the 2025 tax year.

Prior year question
https://manifold.markets/AviD/will-section-174-tax-changes-be-rev#

https://open.substack.com/pub/pragmaticengineer/p/the-pulse-will-us-companies-hire

https://www.perplexity.ai/search/c86e815d-210a-4677-841d-0caecdef9839

  • Update 2025-05-21 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): A temporary suspension of the Section 174 requirement will be considered a reversal if it lasts for two tax years or more.

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The "Big Beautiful Bill" allows domestic software R&D fully deductible from Jan 1st 2025 through Dec 31 2029. https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/house-bill/1/text

Ugh, why does it have an expiry date? Is it another one of those “we have to pretend like this bill is revenue-neutral” things?

Bonus points to anyone who creates a market betting on whether the provision will be allowed to expire in 2029 or whether they’ll delay/remove the expiration.

I see this shot up to 99%. Any news that made that happen? Maybe @AlanDerk, who bid it up, knows?

Actually, looked it up myself and it seems the “Big Beautiful Bill” might have a provision for fixing it.

I will interpret a temporary suspension of the requirement as a reversal as long as it lasts for two tax years or more.

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