Cost Segregation

 

 

 

 

 

SAVE ON YOUR TAXES WITH COST SEGREGATION

SAVE ON YOUR TAXES WITH COST SEGREGATION
 

SAVE ON YOUR TAXES WITH COST SEGREGATION
 

 

 

Scarpello Consulting Works with Property Owners or Their CPA to Reduce Current Income Tax Liabilities

What is Cost Segregation?

Cost Segregation is an engineering-based, tax savings tool to help companies reduce current income tax liabilities by accelerating depreciation deductions for qualifying components. This is a tax strategy that should be considered by nearly every taxpayer who owns, is constructing, renovating or acquiring real estate. By using an engineering- based approach to identify assets within a building that can be reclassified into much shorter depreciation recovery periods than the building itself, significant tax savings can be achieved.

Generally, an entire building would be classified with a straight-line depreciation cycle of either 39 years for commercial and industrial property or 27.5 years for residential-rental property. By applying a Cost Segregation study, you can maximize your inherent tax benefits by identifying, classifying, and segregating the personal property components of the building. This results in accelerated depreciable lives of 5, 7 and 15 years thus saving thousands of tax dollars.

Scarpello Consulting Case Studies

Cost Segregation Case Study: Office Building
COMMERCIAL OFFICE BUILDING
Building Cost: $17,744,139.88
Total Reclassed Basis: $3,425,425.45
Total After Tax Net Present Value Benefit: $1,042,186.80
Total First Year Tax Savings: $1,510,103.95
 
Cost Segregation Case Study: Apartment Complex
APARTMENT COMPLEX
Building Cost: $23,002,162.49
Total Reclassed Basis: $5,183,242.80
Total After Tax Net Present Value Benefit: $1,430,923.57
Total First Year Tax Savings: $2,303,303.52
 
Cost Segregation Case Study: Restaurant
FAST FOOD RESTAURANT
Building Cost: $3,442,271.55
Total Reclassed Basis: $1,813,242.17
Total After Tax Net Present Value Benefit: $558,370.30
Total First Year Tax Savings: $806,411.34
 

Is Your Property a Good Candidate for Cost Segregation?

  • Is the purchase price of the building at least $750,000?
  • Have we purchased, constructed or renovated any property since 1987?
  • Do we plan on keeping our property for the next few years?
  • Do we have taxable net income?

Whether you're a CPA firm working on behalf of a client or the building’s owner, Scarpello Consulting can help. Simply submit the form on this page to start the process and a member of our team will be in touch.

 

 

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