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Maximize tax savings and increase cash flows on your future, current or past property purchases or construction with a cost segregation study.
A cost segregation study is an engineering-based study of all costs associated with the acquisition or construction of a building. The purpose of the study is to classify these costs as either real or personal property, with the personal property additions being depreciated on an accelerated basis.
Normally, these costs are assigned a 39-year depreciable life for tax purposes. However, through a cost segregation study, some of these costs may qualify for a 5-, 7- or 15-year depreciable life, resulting in a savings of up to 22 cents on every dollar!
We offer cost segregation services through our affiliate, The Cost Segregation Group, authors of the Practical Guide to Cost Segregation, published by Commerce Clearing House, the world’s largest provider of tax content.
For more information contact:
Cathy A. Harris, CPA
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