Having hired Engineered Tax Services to help them file for research and development tax credits, this engineer in Georgia uncovered $5,482,954 in total qualified research expenditures. This enabled them to save $18,572 on federal taxes.
| Study Highlights | |
| Wages | $4,311,556 |
| Supplies | $0 |
| Rental or lease of computers | $21,909 |
| Contract Research | $1,149,489 |
| Total Qualified Research Expenditures | $5,482,954 |
Narrative In 2025, the owners of a commercial property in Athens, Georgia, engaged Engineered Tax Services (ETS) to conduct a cost segregation study. The building was placed in service on December 27, 2024, with a total depreciable basis of $4,038,274.40. The purpose of the engagement was to analyze the property’s construction and identify assets eligible for shorter depreciation recovery periods
Narrative In 2022, the owners of a wedding venue in Gunter, Texas, undertook strategic tax planning to enhance their investment. The property consists of a newly constructed building designed for commercial use and improved with modern building systems and site enhancements. The structure was developed with high-quality materials and workmanship suited for long-term operation. The property features durable interior and
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