Eligible Assets
- Building Components
- Cabinets
- Millwork
- Decorative lighting
- Carpet
- Communication/data equip
- Specialty plumbing
- Window treatments
- Site Work
- Landscaping
- Irrigation
- Parking lot striping
- Exterior sign structures
- Sidewalks & curbs
- Security lighting poles
- Equipment enclosure
- Building Structure
- Roofing
- Escalators
- HVAC
- Exterior façade
- Electrical
- Plumbing
- Fire escapes
How cost segregation can increase cash flow
Hotel
$11,000,000
PURCHASE PRICE
$3,348,097
ADD'L DEPRECIATION
$1,238,796
RESULTING CASH FLOW
Warehouse
$19,332,414
PURCHASE PRICE
$2,097,840
ADD'L DEPRECIATION
$830,745
RESULTING CASH FLOW
Apartment
$7,243,200
PURCHASE PRICE
$1,512,158
ADD'L DEPRECIATION
$598,814
RESULTING CASH FLOW
Why CTI for cost segregation
Calculation Complexity
Cost segregation studies bring inherent complexities that can be further complicated by fluid legislative acts, court decisions, and service rulings, thus clouding approach and execution. A seasoned tax professional can navigate this tedious terrain.
Accuracy Assurance
The IRS holds strict standards for a study’s methodology, documentation, depth, and format. Better to have a professional who is well-versed in cost segregation to ensure accuracy and avoid time-consuming and costly mistakes.
Optimize Tax Savings
Your goal is to maximize your depreciation potential and cash flow. You never know what opportunities you may miss or what mistakes might cost you if left to your own devices.
We have been pleasantly surprised at the substantial dollar-for-dollar credits that CTI has captured. There is no effort on our part, we just reap the benefits. It is so easy and simple process with CTI. It’s a no-brainer...