Apartment Complex Cost Segregation Study Benefit, Salt Lake City

Case Study Details

A cost segregation engineering review of building components and site improvements was performed on a semi-large apartment complex consisting of two buildings of 70 units. The resulting benefit included a 21.54% reclassification of 27.5-Year depreciation class life assets into 5 and 15 year class lives resulting in an accelerated benefit of $1,808,105 in reclassified assets.

Through our cost segregation studies, we work to uncover potential tax savings and increase cash flow through reclassification and depreciation of property. ETS provides a “Detailed Engineering” review as part of our reporting process, working seamlessly with the IRS and your CPA firm for minimal disruption to your business.


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