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A cost segregation study is a federal income tax tool that increases your near term cash flow, in the form of a deferral, by utilizing shorter recovery periods to accelerate the return on capital from your investment in property. Whether newly constructed, purchased or renovated, the components of your building may be properly classified through a cost segregation study into shorter recovery periods for computing depreciation. The study carves out (into 5, 7, and 15 year lives) certain qualifying portions of your building that are normally buried in 39 or 27.5 year categories.
The following identifies what Engineered Tax Services will provide within your study:
Free – No Risk Initial Review- Evaluate your current tax status and future business plans to determine the applicability of a Cost Segregation Study specifically for your project
- Evaluate the building’s construction costs by component or systems
- Review the project’s/facility’s construction documents, including as-built drawings and project specifications
- Visit the facility/project to determine and identify how the components and systems are utilized – as well as to document the systems and components
- Provide a “Detailed Engineering” review of the assets including special purpose mechanical and electrical systems, decorative finishes, site improvements, and any process related to special purpose construction
- Classify or reclassify each building component into the appropriate tax life as prescribed by IRS guidelines
- Identify and allocate indirect costs to each asset
- Complete a written report with the asset details supporting the reclassification and completion of the necessary tax form(s)
Qualifying properties usually follow these parameters:
- New Construction (placed in service within the past 5 years.
- Purchased or Acquisition (within the past 5 years) over $500,000.
- Properties with large amounts of added features, high-end finishes, and components necessary to operate.
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If you’re looking for ways to increase revenue for your business, Engineered Tax Services will show you how to take advantage of significant tax benefits.
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