The study carves out certain qualifying portions of your building into five, seven and fifteen year lives that are normally accounted for in 39 or 27.5 year categories.

What’s included:

• No obligation complimentary cost benefit analysis.
• Feasibility study to determine applicability of cost segregation specifically for your project.
• Detailed evaluation of each system and component.
• Review of construction documents, as-built drawings and project specifications.
• Site visit by a qualified engineer.
• Provision of a “detailed engineering” review of assets, including special purpose mechanical and electrical systems, decorative finishes, and site improvements
• Classification or reclassification of each building component into its appropriate tax life as prescribed by IRS guidelines.
• A detailed written report with asset details supporting the study, working with your CPA to complete the necessary forms to claim the deduction.