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Accelerated Depreciation to Maximize Cash Flow
Started May 25, 2010
Maximize Cash Flow Through Accelerated Depreciation of Your Commercial Property.
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Started this discussion. Last reply by syed serajul Jul 5, 2017.
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- Location (City, State) (Province, Country)
- Nationwide
- Which Best Describes You? (Pick All That Apply)
- Other (see below)
- What Do You Offer
- Experienced and qualified engineered cost seg studies at a competitive low price, to accelerate the depreciation of building/renovation components into faster depreciation categories such as 5, 7, and 15 year categories rather than the conventional 27.5 and 39 year schedules.
- Website URL
- http://cashflow.costsegserve.com
Cost Segregation Overview and link to free analysis
Do you qualify for a cost segregation study?
If you have: recently built, purchased or expanded your building, would benefit from accelerating tax depreciation on your building and expect to hold the building for a minimum of 3 years please contact us to discuss your cost segregation needs.
Visit this link for an overview of cost segregation and an introduction to CSSI: http://cashflow.costsegserve.com/taxsavings/
Visit this link for a no cost analysis for your commercial building: http://cashflow.costsegserve.com/request.html
If you have: recently built, purchased or expanded your building, would benefit from accelerating tax depreciation on your building and expect to hold the building for a minimum of 3 years please contact us to discuss your cost segregation needs.
Visit this link for an overview of cost segregation and an introduction to CSSI: http://cashflow.costsegserve.com/taxsavings/
Visit this link for a no cost analysis for your commercial building: http://cashflow.costsegserve.com/request.html
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Thanks for the intro. I am familiar with cost segregation and I'm going through my first real shot at it since I bought my first apartment complexes last year. I'm working with my accountant on the process. If you have any suggestions, let me know.
Steve
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Sorry this is late... But thanks, and will keep my ears open.
You should put this up in the forums, if you have anything to say the membership.
Have a great one.
Sossi
I am familiar with cost segregation. I believe a Broker should mention it exists and then direct the customer to their personal accountant or cost segregationist. Unless the realtor holds a license/designation in an area they should only mention that the recommended field MIGHT be of use.
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