Understanding and leveraging available tax incentives can significantly impact a company's bottom line. This article explores five powerful financial tools to reduce tax burdens and improve cash ...
IRS Knowledge Base
An overview of basic accounting methods and depreciation provided by the LB&I Process Unit of the IRS.
Audit Technique Guide
A document by the IRS explaining the examination process if a cost segregation study were to come under review.
Form 3115
IRS Form 3115, required for cost segregation studies performed for buildings placed in service in a prior tax year.
Informational Flier
An overview of cost segregation studies, including benefits and eligible projects.
Case Study
A real-world example of the short-term tax savings a cost segregation study provides.
Sales Sheet
Example target markets and projects as well as questions to get the conversation started.
Cost Segregation Knowledge Base
Blog topics covering credits, deductions, and other incentives in the built environment.
A cost segregation study on property placed in service in a prior tax year, also known as a "look-back" study, can offer significant benefits but also comes with some potential drawbacks. Here are ...
In the competitive landscape of auto dealerships, finding innovative ways to optimize financial performance is crucial. This case study examines how Johnson Automotive Group, a fictional ...
This document provides a comprehensive guide for IRS examiners on how to review cost segregation studies. Here is a summary of the key points:
Cost segregation is a valuable tax planning tool that allows commercial and residential property owners to accelerate depreciation deductions and defer taxes, ultimately improving cash flow. This ...
QIP Overview Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) is a tax category that allows real estate owners and investors to benefit from tax deductions on improvements made to nonresidential buildings. ...