A cost segregation study can deliver increased cash flow with the accelerated depreciation of real estate assets. The objective of a cost segregation study is to maximize available depreciation benefits by segregating and documenting the cost of all short life property.
The objective of cost segregation analysis is to help maximize available depreciation benefits by segregating and documenting the cost of all short life property.
Cost segregation studies bring inherent complexities that can be further complicated by fluid legislative acts, court decisions, and service rulings, thus clouding approach and execution. A seasoned tax professional can navigate this tedious terrain.
The IRS holds strict standards for a study’s methodology, documentation, depth, and format. Better to have a professional who is well-versed in cost segregation services to ensure accuracy and avoid time-consuming and costly mistakes.
Your goal is to maximize your depreciation potential and cash flow. You never know what opportunities you may miss or what mistakes might cost you if left to your own devices.
The 179D Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction can provide building owners, architects, and engineers with up to $5.36 per square foot for improving the energy efficiency of new buildings and retrofit projects.
The Section 45L New Energy Efficient Home Credit rewards eligible contractors and home builders with up to a $5,000 tax credit per residential dwelling. The credit depends on eligibility requirements such as the type of home, the home’s energy efficiency and the date when someone buys or leases the home.
Section 48 Investment tax credits (ITC) are Federal tax credits for taxpayers who build facilities that generate electric power from renewable energy sources.
Reach out to a tax consultant to learn how CTI powers your business for success.
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