Cost Segregation

Whether you are building, remodeling, expanding, or purchasing a facility, a cost segregation study can help increase your cash flow.

Cost segregation was first applied and performed by major accounting firms with in-house cost segregation departments on the largest properties

Companies generally request the following information, if available: A current depreciation schedule if available Building cost information if available Appraisals

Without a Cost Segregation Study your accountant will only be able to use straight line depreciation, 39 or 27.5 years.

It is best to have a study completed for the year the building or improvements are placed in service. However,

Choose an engineering-based cost segregation study company that has the expertise in tax laws, cases, and ruling on cost segregation,

In general, a facility may qualify for a cost segregation study if: The facility has a depreciable basis of at

No.  A Cost Segregation Study strictly adheres to the Cost Segregation Audit Technique Guidelines.