If you've started exploring cost segregation, Section 179D, or the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) for a property, there's a good chance a thought has crossed your mind: “Doesn't my CPA already handle..Read More
Your real estate clients are making significant capital investments in real property. Opportunities such as cost segregation, the Section 179D deduction, and the Section 48E Investment Tax Credit (ITC) can significantly reduce the tax burden of those investments, but..Read More
Most commercial property owners are aware of at least one federal tax incentive available to them. Fewer realize that cost segregation, the Section 179D deduction, and the Investment Tax Credit (ITC) can all apply to the same...Read More
The Energy Efficient Commercial Buildings Deduction under Section 179D is available to owners and designers of new or retrofitted buildings with energy efficient components such as interior lighting, HVAC, hot water systems and the building envelope.Read More
Most business owners and investors are familiar with taxes and the nuances of federal tax laws that govern business activities. While navigating the intricacies of the United States tax code can be daunting, owners and investors can turn this challenge into an opportunity.Read More
As the markets continue to adjust to a post-pandemic world with high interest rates and inflation, multi-family new construction projects and acquisitions remain an area of growth. As more investors move into this area, maintaining a competitive edge is more important than ever, and taking advantage of cost segregation and its benefits can give investors...Read More
The whole intent of Section 179D is to provide an incentive in the form of a tax deduction to building owners who install energy-efficient lighting, windows & doors, roofing, insulation, and Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning/Hot Water (HVAC/HW) equipment in new buildings or retrofit projects. All buildings in the US are eligible for the 179D...Read More
When it comes to commercial real estate investments, one aspect that often goes unnoticed is the potential tax benefit through cost segregation. This powerful tax planning tool allows property owners to accelerate depreciation deductions, resulting in significant savings. In this blog, we will explore the concept of cost segregation, its benefits for companies, and the...Read More