Case Studies: Restaurant

This donut shop in Chester, VA was purchased in 2016. Without a cost segregation study,

$405,729.24 in first-year tax savings This Irving, Texas restaurant was purchased in 2019 for $840,000.

$543,349.95 in first-year tax savings This $970,000 restaurant in Boiling Springs, South Carolina would have

$298,295.15 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $600,000 Restaurant in

$480,093.82 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.3 Million Restaurant

$394,330.18 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $37.5 million multifamily

By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.

By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom

By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line.