So What's In It For You?
Benefits of Cost Segregation
For decades, Fortune 1000 companies have used cost segregation to increase their cash flows and defer taxes. Basically, cost segregation is a deduction. Recent changes in the tax code and a series of revenue rulings and directions from the IRS, make cost segregation available to almost any taxpayer that owns a building or leasehold improvements, you may also be eligible for the great benefits cost segregation could yield.
- Increased Cash Flows
- Large Income Tax Deferrals
- Independent Verification of Depreciation Schedules
- Secure Audit Protection
- Substantial Catch-Up Depreciation
- Suite-by-Suite Breakdowns of Building Costs
- Bonus Depreciation Qualification
- Capitalized Time Value of Money
Historically, a commercial building represented an enormous up-front investment that depreciated very slowly over time. Uncle Sam had a lock on building assets and returned that money bit-by-bit for up to 39 years. Recent IRS rulings have, in effect, unlocked huge protions of building assets through the use of accelerated depreciation. By segregating costs, up to 40% of a buildings assets can be reallocated to improve cash flows, pay for renovations, or to reinvest.
We work closely and in conjunction with your current CPA or tax planner. Once we conduct a study, we give the study to your CPA they enter the results on your tax return. The process is very simple and worry free on your end.
Another benefit to you is that we offer estimated projections of your tax savings at no charge or obligation. We take the up front risk so you don't have to. We use our time and expertise to provide you with valuable tax saving information that could benefit you greatly. Ultimately, you and your tax advisor decide if cost segregation is right for you.
National Cost Segregation Specialists, LLC 2158 North Gilbert Road, Suite 108 Mesa, AZ 85203 Toll Free 800.610.2774 Office 480.994.0157 Fax 480.994.0159 Email CostSeg@NATCSS.com
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