The primary goal of cost segregation study is to identify construction-related costs that can be depreciated over shorter recovery periods. This generates accelerated deductions, larger early-year benefits and freeing up cash flow for reinvestment and growth.
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We provide engineering-based cost segregation studies designed to identify assets that may qualify for shorter recovery periods, accelerate depreciation deductions, and support audit-ready reporting. Instead of depreciating your entire building over 27.5 or 39 years, certain components can be depreciated much faster.
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We provide engineering-based cost segregation studies designed to identify assets that may qualify for shorter recovery periods, accelerate depreciation deductions, and support audit-ready reporting. Instead of depreciating your entire building over 27.5 or 39 years, certain components can be depreciated much faster.
A cost segregation study can be applied to properties placed in service in prior years to capture missed depreciation using an IRS-approved §481(a) catch-up adjustment
Multi-Family Apartments
Typically, 30%+ reclassification potential
Retail & Shopping Centers
High Fixture & site improvement content
Medical & Dental Offices
Specialized equipment qualifies
Office Buildings
Strong results for tenant improvements
RV Parks
High level of asset reclassification
Boat Marinas
Contain expensive infrastructure that is no
Multi-Family Apartments
Typically, 30%+ reclassification potential
Retail & Shopping Centers
High Fixture & site improvement content
Medical & Dental Offices
Specialized equipment qualifies
Office Buildings
Strong results for tenant improvements
RV Parks
High level of asset reclassification
Boat Marinas
Contain expensive infrastructure that is not considered 39-year real property.
Hospitals, Hotels, Industrial & Warehouse
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