Maximize Your Tax Savings with Expert Cost Segregation Services

Reduce Taxes through Cost Segregation Studies and Energy Credits

What Is Cost Segregation?

Cost segregation is a strategic tax planning tool that allows property owners to accelerate depreciation deductions by reclassifying certain building components.

Instead of depreciating an entire property over 27.5 or 39 years, specific elements like flooring, fixtures, and landscaping can be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years. This approach reduces taxable income and enhances cash flow, providing immediate financial benefits.

Why Choose SegPro Solutions?

SegPro Solutions specializes in delivering comprehensive cost segregation studies and energy credits for real estate investors, builders, and developers.

Our team comprises licensed CPAs, general contractors, engineers, and seasoned real estate investors, ensuring a deep understanding of both tax regulations and construction intricacies.

By collaborating closely with your CPA, we aim to maximize your return on investment by fully leveraging IRS incentives.

Benefits of Our Services

Immediate Tax Savings: Accelerate depreciation to claim larger deductions in the early years of property ownership.

Improved Cash Flow: Reduced tax liability increases available capital for reinvestment.

Compliance Assurance: Our studies adhere strictly to IRS guidelines, minimizing audit risks.

Tailored Solutions: Customized strategies to fit the unique aspects of your property and financial goals.

Our Process

Initial Consultation

Discuss your property details, your financial objectives and produce an estimate of benefits

Property Analysis

Conduct a thorough review of your property’s components and classifications.

Detailed Report

Provide a comprehensive study outlining depreciation schedules and tax savings.

Implementation Support

Work with your CPA to integrate findings into your tax filings.

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“The team’s in-depth knowledge of both construction and tax law provided us with confidence and clarity. Highly recommend their services.”

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“These guys know what they are doing and how to maximize your tax benefits by doing really thorough research and analysis of your property.”

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“The SegPro team are THE experts for cost segregation studies. They bring decades of real estate and financial experience, they are professional, and just plain enjoyable to work with.”

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“SegPro Solutions was great to work with. Nico did an amazing job at explaining the whole process to me, answering all of my questions, and ultimately saving me a lot of money in taxes.”

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at Support@SegProSolutions.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

What is Cost Segregation?

Cost Segregation is a tax-saving strategy that allows property owners to accelerate depreciation on components of a building. This leads to larger upfront tax deductions, improving cash flow. Typically, buildings are depreciated over 27.5 to 39 years, but with cost segregation, certain elements like fixtures, landscaping, or flooring can be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years. 

Why should I do Cost Segregation?

Cost Segregation helps property owners accelerate depreciation, leading to larger tax deductions earlier in a property’s life. This can significantly improve cash flow, providing additional funds for reinvestment or operational costs. It’s particularly beneficial for reducing tax liability on newly acquired or constructed properties, but it can also help existing properties through catch-up adjustments. 

Will a Cost Segregation study increase my chances of an IRS audit?

When conducted properly by qualified professionals, Cost Segregation Studies are compliant with IRS guidelines and do not inherently increase audit risk.

What properties qualify for Cost Segregation?

Any income-generating property can benefit from Cost Segregation. This includes residential rental properties, commercial buildings, office spaces, industrial facilities, retail stores, and even specialized properties like car washes, gas stations, self-storage, or RV Parks. Essentially, if your property is used for business and incurs depreciation, it qualifies.

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