| Cost segregation accelerates depreciation deductions and increases cash flow by reclassifying the depreciable lives of buildings and their components. | Properly conducted, these studies more advantageously classify components under IRS regulations. By moving property from a 27 ½- or 39-year class to a 5-, 7- or 15-year class, we are able to decrease your taxable income in the earlier years. This immediately increases cash flow and positively impacts the bottom line due to the nature of the time-value of money on the savings gained. There are many other advantages as well.
There's a way you can accelerate tax depreciation deductions and reduce taxes on new and existing buildings. By utilizing cost segregation studies, you can realize significant depreciation deductions and reduce taxes on:- New buildings and facilities currently under construction
- Existing buildings undergoing renovation, remodeling, restoration or expansion
- Buildings placed in service as far back as 1986
- Leasehold improvements to offices and facilities
- Acquisitions or investments in real estate properties
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