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A cost segregation study will identify items that can be properly classified as tangible personal property or land improvements, rather than real property that is depreciated over 39 years.

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Richard [email protected]

941-840-1069

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To provide an UnderstandingOf

Cost SegregationAnd 

It‘s Benefits

Goals of this Presentation:

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The IRS approved method of reclassifying building components for Commercial and Residential Rental properties resulting in substantial tax savings for the property owner.   

What is Cost Segregation?

Cost Segregation Is:

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The US Treasury Department States:

“Cost Segregation is a lucrative tax strategy that should be used in almost every major

purchase of Commercial Real Estate.”

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A cost segregation study is an in‐depth analysis of the cost incurred to build, acquire or renovate a real estate holding.

The primary goal is to identify all construction related costs that qualify for accelerated income tax depreciation.

A true engineering based cost segregation study will identify and assign costs to all building components including those in the long life 39 year depreciation category.

Cost Segregation Defined:

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Cost Segregation BreakdownBefore After

39 years*

5 Years

7 Years

15 years

39 years*

* 39 Years for Commercial Property and/or 27.5 Years for Residential Rental Property

S1245Personal Property

200%DBDouble Declining Balance Method

Land Improvements150% DB

S1250 Real PropertyStraight Line

Class

Segregate

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Types of Components We Segregate and Reclassify In Our Studies:

• Communication Systems • Transformers • Hospitality Fixtures • TV Outlets & Wiring • Distribution Panels • Distribution Wiring • High Voltage Switchgear • Data Jacks • Miscellaneous Outlets • Emergency Power • Computer Data / Power • Supply / Exhaust –

Kitchens • Removable HVAC

Systems • Environ. Control –

Computer • Environ. Control –

Communications • Specialized Fire

Protection Systems • Specialized Air Filtration /

• Waste Interceptors • Security Access &

Monitoring Systems • Conduit / Wiring to

Special Systems • Flex Space • Demountable Power

Systems • Shower / Deluge Fixtures,

Supply & Waste • Specialty Gas /

Compressed Air Systems • Millwork • Floor Coverings • Window Treatments • Wall Coverings • Demountable Walls • Decorative Lighting • Signage • Sidewalk & Curbing • Parking Lots & Curbing • Site Utilities

• Fencing • Specific-Use Structures

Foundations • Mezzanines • Stairs • Platforms • Structural Steel • Task Lighting • Vents • Beams • Columns • Gas, Vacuum,

Compressed • Exhaust Systems • Audio / Visual Systems • Buss Ducts • Neutralization Basins • Humidity / Temp. Control • Site Utilities • Sewer & Drainage

Systems • Outdoor Lighting

“Our engineers look beyond the obvious items and evaluate every single key component associated with a property.”

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How Can I Benefit From Cost Segregation?If you own commercial and/or residential rental property cost segregation can provide significant tax benefits by utilizing shorter depreciation recovery periods.

By following IRS guidelines for Engineering-based Cost Segregation our engineers are able to reclassify assets classified as 1250 long-life property to the more rapidly depreciating 1245 property and land improvements.

This reclassification results in substantial cash flow benefits in both current and future years through substantially shorter depreciable tax lives and accelerated depreciation methods.

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A commercial real estate owner purchases a Mixed Use property for $2.5M.

Let’s Look at an Example:

Land, which is not depreciable, must be subtracted from the Purchase Price.In this case we will subtract 20% or $500,000 for Land.

The tax benefit for someone paying 35% Federal and 5% State taxes would be:

$20,513

What is being depreciated each year Without Cost Segregation?$2 Million / 39 Years

$51,282

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How can you as the property owner find out how much Tax Savings you can benefit from this?It’s as easy four simple steps!

The Property Owner Fills out a Pre-Qualification Form

And Provides:

Closing Statement – If Available

Recent Appraisal – If Available

Depreciation Schedule – If Applicable

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Your Mixed Use building cost basis (not including land) is $2,000,000 and was put into service in 2009. The expected benefit range is:

TABLE OF BENEFITS

Tax Year Additional Depreciation Expected Cash Benefit

2009 $53,872 to $67,333 $21,549 to $26,9332010 $86,244 to $108,067 $34,497 to $43,2272011 $51,634 to $65,207 $20,653 to $26,0832012 $30,476 to $38,931 $12,190 to $15,5722013 $29,398 to $37,391 $11,759 to $14,9562014 $13,442 to $17,559 $5,377 to $7,023

Total yrs 1-6 $265,064 to $334,487 $106,025 to $133,795

PROFESSIONAL FEES & ROI

Item Charges & ROI

Total Professional Fees $10,000 NET After Tax Fees $6,000

Anticipated ROI 17.7 : 1 to22.3 : 1

Tax Savings & Relief Provides Cost / Benefit Analysis:

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Additional Depreciation: Actual vs. EstimateTax Year Estimate Actual

2009 $ 53,872 to $ 64,646 $67,333 2010 $ 86,244 to $103,493 $108,067 2011 $ 51,634 to $ 61,961 $65,207 2012 $ 30,476 to $ 36,571 $38,931 2013 $ 29,398 to $ 35,278 $37,391 2014 $ 13,442 to $ 16,130 $17,559

Total thru 2014 $265,066 to $318,078 $334,487

BEFORE

39 Year

16% 0%

10%

74%

AFTER5 Year

7 Year

Cost Segregation Results

Additional Tax Savings

$133,795

100%

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$0

$20,000

$40,000

$60,000

$80,000

$100,000

$120,000

$140,000

$160,000

$180,000

2009 2011

2013

2015

2017

2019

2021

2023

2025

2027

2029

2031

2033

2035

2037

2039

2041

2043

2045

2047

Savings Graph:

What could you do with an additional $133,795 over the next six years?

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It Seems Too Good to be TRUE!

Engineer Performed Cost Segregation is the IRS recommended and preferred method for conducting Cost Segregation. Visit the www.irs.gov website and search Cost Segregation and you will see it is a normal and standard procedure.

Will it raise Red Flags and Cause an Audit? NO!

AICPA – American Institute of Certified Public AccountantsIRS – Internal Revenue ServiceUS Treasury Department

Cost Segregation is Recommended By:

We support our findings at no additional charge to our clients.

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Why Hasn’t My CPA Told Me About This?

Most CPA Firms do not have the Engineers on staff to Perform Cost Segregation Studies.

We work with CPA’s every day to provide the Engineering Resources and Documentation Necessary so they can provide this Valuable Service to their Clients.

Cost Segregation is a specialty service in which the EngineersMust Know how to read and dissect Architectural and Engineering Drawings, know the Tax Law associated with BuildingComponents, and know what to Look For and Document whilePhysically Inspecting each and every Property.

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Does the building have an adjusted cost basis of $750,000 or greater?

Does the owner operate as a For‐Profit Entity and pay Federal income taxes?

Does the owner plan to hold the property for one year or longer? 

Cost Segregation Requirements:

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We provide a free Cost-Benefit Analysis for each and every property.

In the analysis we will provide our flat fee to complete the study along with a conservative estimate of benefits.

This provides the owner the ability to make an educated decision whether or not to go forward with the study based upon the anticipated return on investment.

No Cost, No Obligation Cost-Benefit Analysis

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Why provide the Federal Government with an Interest Free Loan for the remaining 39 years of your

buildings’ depreciable life?

OR

YourselfIRS

It Is Really Your Choice:

You Can$PAY$ the:

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Please Contact us today for Your Free Cost-Benefit Analysis!

Richard Geib941-840-1069

[email protected]

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