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Cost Segregation Reduces Tax Burden
Increases Cash Flow
Increases Cash Flow
Most commercial property owners overpay federal taxes year after
year by missing out on allowable depreciation expense deductions.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax laws provide for accelerated
depreciation expense deductions which are available to the
commercial property owner. However, without an
engineering-based Cost Segregation Study, the taxpayer is unable
to take full advantage of the tax law, ultimately surrendering
significant cash flow to the IRS in the form of taxes paid!
If you have purchased, or constructed, a building AFTER 1986,
you are, most likely, eligible for substantial benefits!!
We specialize in engineering based Cost Segregation Studies
-- classifying or reclassifying construction or acquisition
costs for tax depreciation purposes.
A typical Cost Segregation Study involves reclassifying the
capitalized cost of a commercial use, or multi-residential, building
from a 39, 31.5, or 27.5 year depreciable life to 5, 7 and 15-year
lives which are eligible for accelerated depreciation.
The benefit of accelerating the depreciation translates into current
period tax savings, improved cash flow for reduced taxes and
greater discretionary use of internally generated profits.
The engineering approach provides the most accurate
classification of assets into their correct categories. The end result
of a properly performed engineering based study includes a fully
supportable report from both a tax and construction standpoint,
and the proper classification of assets under MACRS providing the
correct depreciation recovery period and method.
Our construction experience and tax depreciation knowledge spans
decades. We know the construction industry and we understand
the significance of a Cost Segregation Study. We've worked with
construction companies nationwide for years, so you can be
assured that we understand the industry's issues and are well
equipped to provide practical and innovative advice. We are
dedicated to a single objective:
Providing our clients the most comprehensive, accurate, and
thoroughly documented Cost Segregation Study available.
We take pride in working with your CPA or Accountant, and
you, to maximize the use of your capital.
year by missing out on allowable depreciation expense deductions.
Internal Revenue Service (IRS) tax laws provide for accelerated
depreciation expense deductions which are available to the
commercial property owner. However, without an
engineering-based Cost Segregation Study, the taxpayer is unable
to take full advantage of the tax law, ultimately surrendering
significant cash flow to the IRS in the form of taxes paid!
If you have purchased, or constructed, a building AFTER 1986,
you are, most likely, eligible for substantial benefits!!
We specialize in engineering based Cost Segregation Studies
-- classifying or reclassifying construction or acquisition
costs for tax depreciation purposes.
A typical Cost Segregation Study involves reclassifying the
capitalized cost of a commercial use, or multi-residential, building
from a 39, 31.5, or 27.5 year depreciable life to 5, 7 and 15-year
lives which are eligible for accelerated depreciation.
The benefit of accelerating the depreciation translates into current
period tax savings, improved cash flow for reduced taxes and
greater discretionary use of internally generated profits.
The engineering approach provides the most accurate
classification of assets into their correct categories. The end result
of a properly performed engineering based study includes a fully
supportable report from both a tax and construction standpoint,
and the proper classification of assets under MACRS providing the
correct depreciation recovery period and method.
Our construction experience and tax depreciation knowledge spans
decades. We know the construction industry and we understand
the significance of a Cost Segregation Study. We've worked with
construction companies nationwide for years, so you can be
assured that we understand the industry's issues and are well
equipped to provide practical and innovative advice. We are
dedicated to a single objective:
Providing our clients the most comprehensive, accurate, and
thoroughly documented Cost Segregation Study available.
We take pride in working with your CPA or Accountant, and
you, to maximize the use of your capital.
Main services we provide:
 | Cost Segregation Studies | |
| Preparation and Filing of Form 3115 | |
| Tax Advantage Design | |
| Construction Contract Management | |
| CPE Training | |
| Contact us: |
| 1-877-440-6333 costseg@neffcg.com |
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Arizona, AZ; Arkansas, AR; California,
CA; Colorado, CO; Connecticut, CT;
Delaware, DE; Florida, FL; Georgia, GA;
Hawaii, HI; Idaho, ID; Illinois; IL;
Indiana, IN; Iowa, IA; Kansas, KS;
Kentucky, KY; Louisiana, LA; Maine, ME;
Maryland, MD; Massachusetts, MA;
Michigan, MI; Minnesota, MN;
Mississippi, MS; Missouri, MO; Montana,
MT; Nebraska, NE; Nevada, NV; New
Hampshire, NH; New Jersey, NJ; New
Mexico, NM; New York; NY, North
Carolina, NC; North Dakota, ND; Ohio,
OH; Oklahoma, OK; Oregon, OR;
Pennsylvania, PA; Rhode Island, RI;
South Carolina, SC; South Dakota, SD;
Tennessee, TN; Texas, TX; Utah, UT;
Vermont, VT; Virginia, VA; Washington,
WA; West Virginia, WV; Wisconsin, WI;
Wyoming, WY