At Cost Segregation Study
LLC, our approach is goal-oriented. We create
value for our clients, and do not interfere with current
business relationships. We are willing to work
with your existing accountant to help you r company
realize the value our service can provide.
Our construction engineering and tax specialists examine
real estate holdings to determine which costs can be
segregated and depreciated over a much shorter recovery
period, rather than over a 39-year depreciable life.
Our experts are trained
in this technical are of taxation and
engineering-based approach of constructing your
facility.
Our consultants have
researched all the highly technical court cases, IRS
rulings and procedures as they relate to cost
segregation.
Our professionals can
read and interpret blueprints and specifications.
Our team has performed
thousands of studies ranging from warehouses to
highly automated processing plants.
We build strategic
alliances with CPA firms with engineering support to
complete outsourcing.
We have experience in
dealing with IRS audits as it pertains to asset
allocations.
We've saved millions of
dollars
for businesses like
yours!
Cost Segregation
Studies for Ambulatory Care Facilities
If your clients acquire real estate
valued at $1 million or more, they may
be eligible for substantial federal and
state tax savings through a
professionally conducted Cost
Segregation Study.
A cost segregation study involves
certain assets within the transaction
that may qualify for accelerated
depreciation. The results of accelerated
depreciation are larger tax deductions
over a shorter period, meaning increased
cash flow and lower capital costs.
Cost segregation studies can be
performed on current, as well as on
past, real estate transactions. Contact
a Cost Segregation Study, LLC professional
for a free cost benefit analysis on all
of your real estate transactions, past
or present.
Sample Cost
Segregation Study for Ambulatory Care
Facility
For a $2.7 million ambulatory surgery
center in the Southeast, a professional
cost segregation study involving both
the tax and engineering analysis was
able to allocate approximately 54% of
the construction cost to assets with a
shorter tax life (from the 39-year real
estate portion). The result was an
accelerated tax deduction to the medical
practice of $975,000 in the first four
succeeding tax years.