Case Study: Cost Segregation Analysis for a Restaurant in Brewer, Maine
Narrative In 2019, the owners of a standalone restaurant building in Brewer, Maine undertook strategic
Could your restaurant benefit from a cost segregation study? The following café, eatery, and coffee shop case studies provide real-world examples of tax incentives for restaurants.
Narrative In 2019, the owners of a standalone restaurant building in Brewer, Maine undertook strategic
Narrative In 2024, the owners of a fast food restaurant in Augusta, South Carolina undertook
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
$299,164.01 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.4 Million Retail
$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.