Cost Segregation
Individuals and companies that build, purchase, remodel or expand any kind of real estate can benefit financially from using cost segregation.
Cost Segregation
Individuals and companies that build, purchase, remodel or expand any kind of real estate can benefit financially from using cost segregation.
Because personal property can get buried in the lump-sum costs of a building purchase or construction project and end up classified as real property, a cost segregation study can unearth those assets and recover their tax value. Further, it increases cash flow by deferring taxes and typically creates tax savings of 2 to 5 percent of the total basis of the property. And while the primary benefit is present value tax savings, permanent tax reductions often occur as well.
We also will help you:
- Improve short-term cash flow
- Properly classify assets and maximize deductions
- Create detail for fixed asset records
- Capture tax savings from disposals
- Comply with repairs and maintenance regulations
- Create a sound record for audit defense
- Assist with property tax reporting and insurance records
- Integrate with renewable energy and other tax incentives
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Bonus depreciation rules, recovery periods for real property and expanded section 179 expensing
