Component Unit Level Depreciation for Your Property Investments

     The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 (TCJA) has done a lot to benefit commercial real estate owners and investors. Most significant were changes to the depreciation schedule allow for Bonus Depreciation on...

Critical Mistake:
Not Ensuring (or Considering) Defensibility

     Never assume that a cost segregation provider can flawlessly defend your study during an audit. It's your prerogative to safeguard your investment. Ask potential providers about their track record in defending their clients' studies. Have they ever had to refund the IRS? Make a well-informed decision that shields your assets and secures your financial future. 

     For over two decades the Cost Seg America team has provided a Tier 1 study, the highest and most thorough study approved by the IRS, to fully maximize your benefits. Our study offers the highest level of audit protection because we itemize each and every component of the property. Beware, other companies may say they itemize each and every component, when in fact they group them into depreciable life categories. This results in less write-offs and a higher probability of IRS scrutiny.

Have an Energy Efficient Building? Upgraded Your Lighting? We can help you SAVE MORE!

     Our The Energy Policy Act of 2005 (“EPAct 2005”) established new federal tax deductions for all qualifying investment cost in Commercial (179D) and Residential (45L) buildings that improves the energy efficiency of the whole building or for each of three building subsystems: lighting and lighting controls; HVAC/Hot Water; and the building envelope (defined as the perimeter of the building including roof, walls, windows, doors and flooring systems). 

     The amount of available federal tax deduction depends on the efficiency of the system and we can help you get credit for your building’s energy efficiency. 

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