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 |
How a Fast-Food Restaurant in Manning, SC Unlocked a $1.33M First-Year Deduction The owner bought a $2.56M restaurant expecting to write it off slowly over 39 years. A cost segregation
Property Overview Property Type:Retail Pharmacy Location:Turlock, CA Year Acquired:2025 Placed in Service:November 10, 2025 Total Depreciable Basis:$600,208.24 Land Value:$358,744.05 Engineered Tax Services (ETS) performed an engineering-based cost segregation study on
Project Overview Property Type: Multifamily ApartmentsLocation: Red Oak, TexasTotal Depreciable Basis: $52,008,500 A multifamily apartment owner in Red Oak, Texas engaged Engineered Tax Services (ETS) to perform a comprehensive engineering-based Cost Segregation Study
Overview A full-service electrical contractor specializing in commercial and heavy industrial construction engaged Engineered Tax Services to evaluate and document its research and development (R&D) activities across multiple tax years.
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