Cost Segregation allows commercial building owners to generate cash flow by accelerating depreciation deductions on their buildings and deferring taxes. An engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is the only method recognized by the IRS to identify Personal Property and Land Improvements contained in a commercial structure. Read an article, co-written by Dennis Duffy and Craig Miller, as published in CPA Trendlines.
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What types of buildings are eligible?
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Commercial buildings of any kind constructed or purchased since 1987 are eligible.
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New buildings qualify for accelerated depreciation deductions starting right away.
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Buildings purchased or constructed since 1987 are eligible for “catch up” adjustments producing large tax deductions and increased cash flow.
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Commercial buildings can be owned by the operating company or by an individual, a LLC, a partnership or Family Limited Partnership.
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If the operating company or real estate holding entity is paying taxes, there will be savings.