In recent years, commercial real estate owners and investors have learned a secret: they can greatly maximize their tax savings if they combine Low-Income Housing Tax Credits with a cost segregation study. The Low-Income Housing
Building Renovations Before or After A Cost Segregation Study? If you’ve got real estate or real estate clients, you should know that the best way to reduce tax liability is by commissioning a cost segregation study.
How often should cost segregation be applied to a building? And are annual updates required or necessary? Property owners ask this question on a regular basis. A good cost segregation study only needs to be applied once
The past year has seen a flurry of legislative and regulatory measures intended to assist businesses and individuals with COVID-19 challenges. Given the volume of ensuing guidance from the IRS and Treasury, business owners and
The year 2020 will be recorded as a time of volatility and market disruption—not to mention a presidential election that changed which party controls the executive branch. Long before COVID-19 entered the picture, the Tax
Cost segregation is an important strategic tax tool that can help commercial real estate owners and investors increase cash flow and lower their tax liability through accelerated depreciation deductions and the deferral of federal and
There are two primary methods for expensing real estate costs: the traditional straight-line method and an engineering-based cost segregation method. Cost segregation, particularly now, renders a variety of benefits for real estate investors, such as
THERE ARE DISTINCT advantages real estate investments deliver that other investments just can’t offer. These include rental income, which acts like dividend income, along with substantial tax advantages and expense write-offs, which can feel like
Many commercial property owners are familiar with cost segregation as a tool to achieve faster depreciation of building components—all leading to valuable cost savings. Through cost segregation, which is the process of identifying and classifying subcomponents or
Property owners across the real estate spectrum are always looking for ways to reduce their tax liabilities and increase cash flow. Now, as the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic continues to strain the financial health of owners