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Cost segregation is a tax strategy that can dramatically improve cash flow for property owners through accelerated depreciation deductions. This technique involves identifying and reclassifying components of a property into shorter-lived asset categories, which can be depreciated over a shorter period than the standard 39-year life for commercial real estate. Here's how different types of commercial buildings—restaurants, inline retail, and public storage facilities—can leverage cost segregation to their advantage: 

For orthodontists and dental practice owners, navigating the complex landscape of tax strategies can be daunting, but understanding how cost segregation and the grouping election can work in tandem offers significant financial advantages, particularly in addressing self-rental rules. 

So you had a cost segregation study done – now what?  Well, the answer depends on whether your study covers a property that is already depreciating or a newly acquired property.  Let’s look at both scenarios: 

The California Bay Area is a bustling hub of innovation and opportunity. From the towering skyscrapers of San Francisco to the tech giants of Silicon Valley, the region is home to a diverse array of businesses and properties. With so much growth and potential, it is no wonder savvy property owners are looking for ways to maximize their investments.

Savvy commercial property owners are always looking for strategies that maximize returns and improve cash flow. One such strategy is cost segregation, a powerful tax tool that reclassifies certain building components and accelerates their depreciation deductions.