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Maximize Tax Savings with Cost Segregation Studies

  • Writer: Colton S.
    Colton S.
  • May 21
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 25

When it comes to owning commercial or rental properties, maximizing tax savings is always a top priority. One effective way to achieve this is through Cost Segregation Studies.

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Cost Segregation is a strategic tax planning tool that allows building owners to accelerate depreciation on certain assets, resulting in significant tax savings. By reclassifying assets to shorter depreciation periods, property owners can reduce their taxable income and increase cash flow.


Cost Segregation Services specializes in conducting these studies, with a long history and a solid track record in the industry. With over 55,000 studies completed across the nation since 2003, they have the expertise to help real estate investors take full advantage of this tax-saving strategy.


So, how exactly does a Cost Segregation Study work? Essentially, it involves identifying and segregating personal property assets from real property assets within a building. Personal property assets, such as lighting fixtures, carpeting, and certain electrical systems, can be depreciated over shorter time frames than the building itself. By separating these assets, building owners can accelerate depreciation, resulting in lower taxes and higher cash flow. The benefits of Cost Segregation Studies are clear. Not only can they lead to immediate tax savings, but they can also help building owners improve their overall financial position. With the potential to free up cash flow for reinvestment or other business needs, Cost Segregation is a valuable tool for property owners looking to optimize their tax strategy. If you're a building owner or residential rental owner looking to maximize tax savings and improve cash flow, consider reaching out to Colton Strumpfer for a consultation. With their expertise and dedication to helping clients achieve increase cash flow, they can provide you with a thorough Cost Segregation Study that will achieve that.

 
 
 

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