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Oklahoma property owners depreciating commercial buildings over 39 years and residential rentals over 27.5 years are deferring deductions that IRS rules allow them to take

Tennessee has two things that make it one of the most productive states for cost segregation: a zero income tax and one of the most

Most restaurant owners who own their building depreciate the entire property over 39 years and never think about it again. A restaurant cost segregation study

Preschool buildings depreciate over 39 years by IRS default, yet the buildout that makes them functional (child-height cabinetry, safety surfacing, specialty lighting, playground structures, and

Most hotel owners depreciate their entire property over 39 years as a single commercial asset. In practice, a hotel is one of the most component-dense

Daycare centers are capital-intensive to build and operate. Between code-specific construction requirements, commercial kitchen infrastructure, playground safety systems, and child-height fixtures throughout, a daycare buildout

Office building owners are depreciating their entire property over 39 years when a meaningful share of what makes those buildings functional (IT infrastructure, specialty systems,

A manufacturing facility owner who commissioned a cost segregation study on a $5 million industrial plant before the tax year closed accelerated over $1.9 million

Most B&B owners are depreciating their property on the slowest available schedule and leaving significant deductions unclaimed every year. Cost segregation for bed and breakfasts

New construction owners who default to 39-year straight-line depreciation are deferring deductions that IRS rules already allow them to take faster. Cost segregation for new