View cost segregation case studies for custom manufacturers, manufacturing facilities, and food manufacturers. Here you’ll find several case study examples regarding research and development tax incentives and disposition studies for manufacturing plants.
Manufacturing facilities are among the most asset-intensive properties in the real estate market, containing a dense concentration of specialized infrastructure that goes far beyond standard building shells. Engineered Tax Services helps manufacturers identify and reclassify a significant portion of their facility costs—often between 30% and 60%—into accelerated depreciation categories. By isolating process-related electrical systems, specialized plumbing for industrial waste, and reinforced flooring designed to support heavy machinery, ETS enables plant owners to front-load deductions. This strategy provides critical capital that can be immediately reinvested into new production lines, R&D, or workforce expansion.
Property Overview Property Type: Warehouse / Manufacturing Location: Corona, CA Year Acquired: 2025 Year Built: 1991 Building Size: 223,055 sq
1 Year Tax Savings: $689,289.00 Engineered Tax Services helped this custom manufacturer in New York claim research and development tax
$368,837.70 in first-year tax savings This San Diego, California manufacturer was purchased for $2.2 million in 2021. Taking the straight-line
$395,121.65 in first year tax savings This $1.5 million industrial property was purchased in Grovetown, Georgia in 2021. Taking the
Engineered Tax Services determined and identified the unit of property cost basis for improvements made to these two manufacturing facilities
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line. This aids in future benefits
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