Cost Segregation Case Study For Office Building in Palm Beach, Florida
$3,949,404.10 in first year tax savings This office building in Palm Beach, Florida, purchased in 2018 for $14.8 million, was set to generate a first-year
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Welcome to our portfolio of tax incentive case studies. At Engineered Tax Services, we have a proven track record of helping businesses across various industries maximize their tax savings. Our portfolio showcases our expertise in identifying and implementing strategic tax incentives that have resulted in substantial financial benefits for our clients.
Our case studies span a wide range of industries and tax incentives. From cost segregation studies to R&D tax credits, 179D energy tax deductions and more, we have helped businesses navigate the complexities of the tax system and leverage these incentives to their advantage. Our portfolio serves as a testament to our team's expertise and the tangible results we deliver.
As you explore our portfolio, you'll gain insights into the various tax incentives available and how they can be applied to different industries and business scenarios. Each case study provides a comprehensive overview of the tax incentive utilized, the process we followed and the outcomes achieved. These case studies serve as a valuable resource for businesses looking to understand the potential benefits of strategic tax planning and the utilization of specialty tax services.
We invite you to delve into our portfolio and discover the potential for tax savings through strategic tax incentives. Whether you're a business owner looking to optimize your tax strategy or a CPA seeking a reliable partner for specialty tax services, our portfolio offers valuable insights into what you can expect when you work with us.
179D Energy Study for a National Guard Building in Iowa
These three National Guard buildings in Johnston, IA were constructed using energy-efficient materials and techniques. As a result, they qualified for 179D energy tax deductions.
Cost Segregation Case Study For Office Building in Miami, Florida
This Miami, Florida office building was purchased in 2018 for $3.3 million. Without a cost segregation study, it would have depreciated by $55,385 in the
Cost Segregation Study On a $5 Million Office Building in Kirtland, Ohio
$1,688,780.11 in first year tax savings Without a cost segregation study, this $5 million office building in Kirtland, OH would have generated a first-year depreciation
Cost Segregation Study On a $2.5 Million Office Building in Portland, Oregon
$662,914.87 in first year tax savings A cost segregation study increased the first-year depreciation rate for this $2.5 million office building in Portland, Oregon (purchased
179D EPACT Study for an Army Aviation Facility in Nebraska
Building Component Tax Benefit Nebraska Aviation Facility (70,486 sq. ft.) HVAC ($0.60) $42,291.60 Building Envelope ($0.60) $42,291.60 Total Building $84,383.20 ETS
Cost Segregation Study On a $14 Million Dollar Office Building in Rochester, NY
$4,409,456.95 in first year tax savings Purchased in 2018 for $14 million, this office building in Rochester, New York would have generated a first-year depreciation
Cost Segregation Study On a $7 Million Dollar Office Building in Miramar, FL
$1,808,710.13 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation Study on a $7 Million Office Building in Miramar, FL purchased in 2018 would have
Cost Segregation Study on a $600,000 Restaurant in Kennewick, WA
$298,295.15 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $600,000 Restaurant in Kennewick, WA, purchased in 2018 would have gener-ated a 1st
Cost Segregation Study on a $14 Million Dollar Office Building in Denver, Co
$5,483,132.03 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation Study on a Cost Segregation Study on a $14 Million Dollar Office Building in Denver,
Cost Segregation Study on a $1.4 Million Retail and Restaurant Building in Miami, FL
$299,164.01 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.4 Million Retail and Restaurant Building in Miami, FL, purchased in 2019 would
Cost Segregation Study on a $1.3 Million Restaurant in Hillside, IL
$480,093.82 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $1.3 Million Restaurant in Hillside, IL, purchased in 2018 would have generat-ed a
Cost Segregation Case Study for Restaurant in California
$394,330.18 in first year tax savings Without a Cost Segregation study, a $37.5 million multifamily apartment complex in Richmond, CA purchased in 2016 would have
Cost Segregation Study for a Restaurant in North Dakota
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line. This aids in future benefits via abandonment, repairs, routine maintenance and
Cost Segregation Study of a Fast Food Restaurant
By applying cost segregation, property investors accelerate depreciation, reduce tax liability and increase their bottom line. This aids in future benefits via abandonment, repairs, routine
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