Advanced Innovative Technologies Reestablishes Relationship with Providence Capital to Offer Equipment Financing Options

BALL GROUND, Ga. — August 2026 — Advanced Innovative Technologies (AIT) has reestablished its relationship with Providence Capital to provide customers with access to equipment financing options for qualifying equipment purchases.

 

The renewed relationship gives AIT customers another option when considering investments in new manufacturing equipment. Qualified customers can work with Providence Capital to explore financing structures based on their individual business and equipment needs.

 

“Equipment is a significant investment, and sometimes the timing of that investment is just as important as choosing the right machine,” said Cade Adams, Business Development Manager at Advanced Innovative Technologies. “Reestablishing our relationship with Providence Capital gives our customers another resource to consider when they’re ready to invest in their operation.”

 

Equipment Financing and Section 179

 

For businesses considering an equipment investment, financing may also be used alongside available tax incentives depending on the customer's individual circumstances.

 

Section 179 of the Internal Revenue Code allows eligible businesses to elect to deduct all or part of the cost of qualifying equipment in the tax year the equipment is placed in service, rather than recovering the entire cost through depreciation over multiple years. (IRS Topic No. 704, Depreciation.)

 

For tax years beginning in 2026, the Section 179 maximum deduction is $2.56 million, with the deduction beginning to phase out when qualifying property placed in service exceeds $4.09 million. The actual deduction available to an individual business depends on the equipment, taxable business income, total qualifying purchases, and other applicable requirements. (IRS Publication 946, How to Depreciate Property.)

 

The combination of equipment financing and potential tax benefits can give businesses additional options when planning investments in production capacity, modernization, or new equipment.

 

AIT encourages customers to consult with their accountant or tax professional to determine whether a particular equipment purchase qualifies for Section 179 and how the deduction may apply to their business.

 

Supporting Equipment Investments

 

AIT provides equipment for textile manufacturing processes including heat transfer, fusing, laminating, and fabric inspection. The company also manufactures textile material handling equipment and custom solutions at its Ball Ground, Georgia facility.

 

Customers interested in financing can speak with AIT about their equipment requirements and be connected with Providence Capital to discuss available financing options.

 

Financing is provided by Providence Capital and is subject to Providence Capital’s approval, terms, and conditions.