179D EPACT Study for an Army Aviation Facility in Nebraska
Building Component Tax Benefit Nebraska Aviation Facility (70,486 sq. ft.) HVAC ($0.60)
Case Study : 179D Tax Deduction
Energy-efficient commercial properties can take advantage of federal tax deductions under IRC Section 179D. These energy tax deduction case studies provide examples of auto dealerships, parking garages, architectural firms, public schools, hotels, shopping centers, and more that have successfully claimed 179D tax deductions.
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Cost Segregation and 179D Energy Tax Credits for Manufacturers
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.
179D Energy Study for a Manufacturing Facility in Princeton, MN
Location Improvement % Contribution Tax Benefit Princeton, MN – 30,280 sq. ft. $54,504 Lighting %31.38
Cost Segregation and 179D Energy Benefits for a Manufacturer in Illinois
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.
179D Energy Study for a Hotel in Gainsville, Florida
$119,390 in Total Realized Tax Savings Location Square Footage Accelerated Tax Gainsville, FL 66,328 $119,390
179D Study for a Hotel and Resort in Orlando, FL
$1,313,200.90 in Total Realized Tax Savings Location Square Feet Accelerated Tax Hilton, Orlando FL 1,193,819
Cost Segregation, 179D, and Disposition Study for Shopping Center
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.
Cost Segregation, 179D, and Disposition Study for Shopping Center in Boston, MA
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.
179D Study for a Hotel in Gainsville, FL
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.
Cost Segregation, 179D, and EPACT for Property Owners in Florida
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.