See how commercial property owners have accelerated depreciation, increased cash flow, and reduced tax liability through Cost Segregation studies.
A Cost Segregation study identifies building components that may qualify for shorter depreciation schedules under IRS guidelines. By accelerating depreciation, commercial property owners may increase first-year deductions, improve cash flow, and reduce current tax liability.
The examples below are illustrative case studies demonstrating potential outcomes from Cost Segregation studies. Results vary based on property type, ownership structure, tax situation, engineering findings, and applicable tax laws. These examples are intended for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as guaranteed tax savings.
A Cost Segregation study identified assets eligible for shorter depreciation schedules, creating substantial first-year tax deductions and improved cash flow.
Specialized building components and land improvements were reclassified into shorter recovery periods, significantly increasing first-year depreciation deductions.
Restaurant-specific equipment, electrical systems, and site improvements qualified for accelerated depreciation treatment.
Land improvements, specialty electrical systems, flooring, cabinetry, and other qualifying assets were identified for accelerated depreciation.
Building systems, specialty improvements, parking areas, and site improvements were reclassified to shorter depreciation schedules.
The figures below are general illustrations only. Actual results vary by property and tax situation.
Most commercial and investment properties valued over $500,000 may qualify for a study.
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