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Duffy + Duffy Cost Segregation Experts
Cost Segregation allows commercial building owners to generate cash flow by accelerating depreciation deductions on their buildings and deferring taxes. An engineering-based Cost Segregation Study is the only method recognized by the IRS to identify Personal Property and Land Improvements contained in a
commercial structure. Read an article, co-written by Dennis Duffy, as published in Builder’s Exchange Magazine.
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Duffy + Duffy is one of the leading Cost Segregation firms in the industry – performing studies based on case law and IRS guidance using CPA’s, and construction engineers and estimators.
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"Duffy + Duffy's team of experts conducted a cost segregation study for Cawrse & Associates Inc. newly constructed
office building, and their existing office building. The income tax deferrals and cash flow generated through cost segregation for
both buildings was significant. Cost Segregation is a smart and valuable tax planning tool that every owner should do."
Craig E. Cawrse, FASLA, Cawrse & Associates, Inc. |
What types of buildings are eligible?
- Commercial buildings of any kind constructed or purchased since 1987 are eligible.
- New buildings qualify for accelerated depreciation deductions starting right away.
- Buildings purchased or constructed since 1987 are eligible for “catch up” adjustments producing large tax deductions and increased cash flow.
- Commercial buildings can be owned by the operating company or by an individual, a LLC, a partnership or Family Limited Partnership.
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If the operating company or real estate holding entity is paying taxes, there will be savings.
| Factories |
Warehouses |
Office Buildings |
Retail Stores |
| Apartments |
Medical Offices |
Restaurants |
Hotels |
| Auto Dealerships |
Hospitals |
Airports |
Sporting Facilities |
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"Duffy + Duffy's cost segregation allows real property owners to accelerate depreciation for tax purposes by classifying a portion of the investment to personal property rather than real property In Jenne's case about 34% of the building cost was classified to personal property and resulting in tax
savings of approximately $195,000."
Rose Jenne, Jenne Distributors, Inc. |
Contact us for a free analysis and quote
With some preliminary information we can give you an estimate of the depreciation acceleration and the tax savings. Duffy + Duffy will quote you a flat fee for your expert study. Email us here or call 440-892-3339.
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