Cost Segregation Studies

Turn Your Building Into a Tax Savings Machine

Accelerate your real estate tax savings by identifying and reclassifying building assets for faster depreciation, potentially freeing up tens of thousands in cash flow without changing your property operations.

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What Is Cost Segregation?

When you buy or build a property, the IRS generally assumes the entire structure should be depreciated over 27.5 or 39 years. But the truth is, many parts of that property — like electrical systems, flooring, cabinetry, parking lots, and landscaping — wear out much sooner.

A cost segregation study identifies and reclassifies these components so they can be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years. This accelerates deductions, reduces your taxable income now, and frees up cash to reinvest or pay down debt.

Who Benefits From Cost Segregation?

Discover if Your Property Investment Qualifies for Accelerated Tax Deductions

Commercial real estate owners, residential rental property investors, and businesses with recent property acquisitions or major renovations within the past 15 years often discover the largest tax reduction opportunities through strategic cost segregation analysis.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Unlock Multiple Tax Advantages Through Strategic Cost Segregation

Generate immediate tax savings by accelerating depreciation schedules and lower your current tax bill. Improved cash flow frees up capital for reinvestment, expansion, or debt reduction while increasing your overall ROI on rental and business income. All cost segregation strategies maintain complete IRS compliance through engineering-backed depreciation reports that stand up to audit scrutiny.RetryClaude can make mistakes. Please double-check responses.

Don't Settle for Reactive Accountants

Are You Doing Everything Possible to Reduce Your Taxes?

Book a tax reduction & accounting analysis today, and we'll help you see what you can do to reduce your taxes and improve your business.

Our Process

Shore CPA & Financial Planning conducts an initial property consultation, partners with specialized engineers for asset analysis, delivers IRS-compliant depreciation reports, and integrates cost segregation results directly into your comprehensive tax strategy for maximum savings impact.

Initial Consultation

We review your property details and potential ROI from a cost segregation study.

Engineering-Based Analysis & Report

Partnering with specialized cost segregation engineers, we identify eligible assets and you receive a detailed, IRS-compliant depreciation schedule.

Tax Implementation

As your CPA, we integrate the results into your tax plan for maximum impact.

Why Choose Shore Financial for Cost Segregation?

Unlike firms that only run the numbers, we design the tax strategy around your entire financial picture. As a CPA and CFP®, we ensure your cost segregation study works in harmony with your broader wealth and tax plan — reducing your largest recurring expense: taxes.

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Recognize the Signs You Need Cost Segregation Tax Savings

Most property owners leave tens of thousands in tax savings unclaimed because they don't recognize these common indicators that cost segregation could dramatically reduce their tax burden.

You're Using Standard Depreciation Schedules - You're depreciating your entire property over 27.5-39 years instead of accelerating depreciation on eligible building components like electrical systems, flooring, and parking lots.

Your CPA Never Mentioned Cost Segregation - You've purchased, built, or renovated commercial or rental property within the past 15 years but your current accountant has never mentioned cost segregation strategies

You Need Better Cash Flow Without Operational Changes - You're paying high taxes on rental income and need improved cash flow for reinvestment, but want to increase ROI without changing your property operations.

Don't Settle for Reactive Accountants

Are You Doing Everything Possible to Reduce Your Taxes?

Book a tax reduction & accounting analysis today, and we'll help you see what you can do to reduce your taxes and improve your business.

Our Services

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