
Cost Segregation Study For $2.2 Million Retail Property In San Diego, California
$368,837.70 in first year tax savings Purchased in 2020 for $2.2 million, this retail property in San Diego, California was
Check out these examples of cost segregation case studies we’ve done for retail businesses. These case study examples show some of the exciting possibilities for retail locations and storefronts to save on taxes.

$368,837.70 in first year tax savings Purchased in 2020 for $2.2 million, this retail property in San Diego, California was

$815,775.09 in first-year tax savings Ordinarily, this $2.5 million retail pharmacy in Joliet, Illinois would have depreciated by $64,100 in

$711,202.99 in first year tax savings Without a cost segregation study, this Fort Valley, Georgia retail property (purchased in 2020

$332,967.48 in first year tax savings If investors had taken the straight-line depreciation value, this hardware store in Clinton, Iowa

$274,231.53 in first year tax savings This Montrose, Colorado retail business was purchased in 2021 for $1.1 million. Without a

$951,944.93 in first year tax savings Purchased for $2.8 million in 2020, this Pascagoula, Mississippi pharmacy would have generated a

$1,585,796.94 in first year tax savings Without a cost segregation study, the first-year depreciation of this $3 million retail property

$299,164.01 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.4 Million Retail and Restaurant Building in Miami,

Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.5 Million Retail Facility in Winter Haven, FL, purchased in 2018 would have generated

$467,292.52 in first-year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.4 Million Retail Building in Kissimmee, FL, purchased in
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