Real estate depreciation * Commercial real estate depreciation * Rental asset depreciation * Cost seg * Straight line * Accelerated

Real estate depreciation is costly. How can Commercial Property Consultants help?

Commercial real estate depreciation and rental real estate depreciation is what CPC is all about. Is your asset depreciation straight line or accelerated? Cost segregation, (or cost seg), shows a company a substantial cost recovery through the IRS-accepted MACRS, or Modified Accelerated Cost Recovery System.

Having us complete a cost segregation study for your company is easy and cost effective. We will need either your commercial real estate depreciation schedule or your rental real estate depreciation schedule to get started. After reviewing your real estate depreciation schedule, we can evaluate where accelerated asset depreciation can be used. Since your CPA is currently using the straight line method, we can re-categorize certain assets into a shorter depreciable life; producing a cost seg study that will in turn produce immediate cost recovery for you.

MACRS is the method condoned by the IRS, but accelerated asset depreciation must be supported by an engineering based cost segregation study. We are the leading company in the country to offer IRS accepted cost seg studies. Our engineers work closely with the IRS to make sure we use appropriate methods of accelerated commercial real estate depreciation and rental real estate depreciation. We can help you change the real estate depreciation straight line thinking by applying the current method of MACRS, and producing a high quality study for your company. You will gain immediate cost recovery – guaranteed!

Our method of restructuring real estate depreciation thru accelerated asset depreciation is not a new concept. We have ample experience in commercial real estate depreciation and rental real estate depreciation using MACRS to change your current straight line method thru an IRS accepted cost seg study. Start gaining immediate cost recovery with one of our cost segregation reports.