Yes—security systems for businesses are often tax deductible. Deductible items may include security cameras, alarms, access control systems, installation, and even ongoing monitoring costs. Thanks to changes in U.S. tax law Section 179, many commercial security systems now qualify for immediate expensing instead of being depreciated over years.

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