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Cost segregation and research tax credits can provide needed cash due to the coronavirus economic impact

How does a Cost Segregation Study provide tax benefits? A cost segregation study is a strategic tax-planning tool that allows an owner to accelerate the depreciation of certain components of the building or land improvements over a shorter life. This is...

It’s not too late to grab these 6 tax breaks for 2019. Learn how you can save big and increase your cash flow.

In the final business week of 2019, government-funding legislation that the House passed a host of expired and expiring tax breaks known as “tax extenders” amendment.

Learn how you can benefit from cost segregation and save big on your tax exemptions with your rental properties.

Expand your services to your clients by offering cost segregation without doing any of the work. Our expert engineers will handle the entire process with audit protection and required documentation.

Multifamily properties are very popular with investors and syndicators, especially for value-add properties where the rents are targeted for growth to coincide with unit renovations and upgrades to tenant amenities. Typically, a 5 to 7 year hold is planned to provide investors a solid rate of return, then a sale with proceeds distributed upon closing.

Review the possible money-saving tax credits, deductions, and strategies you may be missing out on. Print and share this checklist with your CPA or tax advisor to ensure you are maximizing your tax benefits.

Conducting a cost segregation study does not increase your chances of being audited, though you should always have sufficient protection through and engineered cost segregation study to be prepared in the event of an audit. While the IRS allows for and supports straight-line depreciation, they have stated that cost segregation by component is the proper way of handling depreciation.