Cost Segregation Services

Cost Segregation Services

Our cost segregation services are designed to maximize tax savings for property owners by identifying and reclassifying assets within a building. This strategic approach allows you to accelerate depreciation on certain building components—such as fixtures, land improvements, and equipment

Maximizing Tax Advantages for Property Owners

Cost segregation helps property owners unlock significant tax benefits by accurately classifying each interior and exterior element of a building into appropriate asset categories. This process allows for the accelerated depreciation of these assets on separate IRS schedules, leading to substantial tax savings.

  • Building structure
  • Furniture, fixtures, and equipment
  • Landscaping, parking lots, and other land improvements

Nationwide Licensed 50 States

Target Audience

Commercial property owners and executives responsible for financial decisions.

Core Services

Cost Segregation: A method that reclassifies assets within the property, allowing for accelerated depreciation of specific building components, fixtures, and improvements. Partial Asset Disposition: This service enables property owners to write off the value of disposed assets during renovations or upgrades, further optimizing tax benefits.

Key Properties

Focus on buildings acquired or renovated within the last five years. Properties like office buildings, industrial facilities, multifamily housing, and other commercial structures.

Tax Benefits

Reclassification of assets shortens the depreciation schedule from the standard 39-year timeframe to 5, 7, or 15 years for qualifying assets, allowing for faster recovery of capital investments.Partial asset disposition maximizes tax savings by writing off disposed items such as lighting, HVAC systems, and other fixtures during renovations or replacements.

Reclassifying your building assets can qualify owners for bonus depreciation, allowing them to

Increase cash flow

Accelerate Depreciation

Reduce Your Tax Bill

Promote Sustainable Practices

How Does the Cost Segregation Process Work?

The cost segregation process begins with an in-depth analysis of your property by a team of tax and engineering specialists. First, each component of the building is carefully reviewed to identify assets that can qualify for accelerated depreciation. These assets—such as fixtures, land improvements, and specific structural elements—are reclassified based on IRS guidelines, allowing for shorter depreciable lifespans.

Receive a Complimentary Property Analysis

Cost Segregation Tax Solutions will assess your property to determine if it qualifies for a full cost segregation study. We’ll provide a preliminary estimate of your potential savings, ensuring you gain the maximum benefit from our services.

Comprehensive Cost Segregation Study by Our Experts

Our team of tax specialists conducts an in-depth analysis of your property, carefully classifying each component to identify those eligible for a shorter depreciable life. This detailed approach ensures you receive maximum tax benefits.

Put Your Savings to Work

Our strategies help you retain more of your earnings, providing increased cash flow that can be reinvested into renovations, new projects, or other growth opportunities.
Cost segregation is a tax strategy that reclassifies certain components of a building, allowing them to be depreciated on an accelerated schedule. This results in increased tax deductions and improved cash flow for property owners in the early years of ownership.
By accelerating depreciation on qualifying building components, cost segregation provides property owners with substantial tax savings and increased cash flow, which can be reinvested into other projects or used to improve the property.
Most commercial properties, rental properties, and certain residential buildings can qualify for cost segregation. Properties that have been recently acquired, constructed, or renovated are ideal candidates.
Yes, cost segregation can be applied to older properties. In fact, property owners may be eligible for "catch-up" depreciation, which can unlock deductions from previous years in a single tax year.
The duration of a cost segregation study depends on the size and complexity of the property, but most studies are completed within a few weeks to a few months.

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