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The Engineered
Approach
In the absence of an engineering-based
cost segregation study it is difficult for commercial
property owners to fully separate all of the personal
property, land improvement costs, and
indirect costs from the structural cost of the building.
The result is that misclassified personal property is subject to
depreciation over 39 years and a substantially
higher tax bill. Nonstructural items like ceiling
tile, carpet, accent lighting and signage, or site
work such as paving, sidewalks and landscaping can
be “broken out” from structural costs and the depreciation
accelerated. Many property owners can identify nonstructural
items that qualify for accelerated depreciation.
However, the greatest savings come from identifying
assets in three broad functional areas: electrical, mechanical,
and plumbing, which are often "hidden" in the walls.
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You can have these Financial Benefits
In the last few years our engineers have performed over 2,500 studies,
and we have provided, in total, both a cash flow and NPV (Net_Present_Value)
increase of over $100 million to our clients, while having a
100% success record with the IRS. We can get these tremendous returns for you too.
An engineering-based cost segregation
study helps you increase cash flow,
accelerate depreciation, and reduce your tax
burden, while ensuring that all claims meet
IRS guidelines.
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