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Pay little or no income taxes with cost segregation!

Cost segregation is an essential tool for real estate investors to minimize state and federal income taxes. <br>Many real estate investors use it pay little or no income taxes. <br>

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Pay little or no income taxes with cost segregation!

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  1. Pay little or no income taxes with cost segregation! www.expertcostseg.com

  2. An introduction to cost segregation Cost segregation is an essential tool for real estate investors to minimize state and federal income taxes. Many real estate investors use it pay little or no income taxes. It is useful for real estate purchased from September 28, 2017, through December 31, 2022.

  3. Understanding cost segregation Cost segregation separates short-life and long-life real estate components This maximizes real estate depreciation and minimizes state and federal income taxes For example, landscaping, carpet, signage, paving, and blinds are all short-life items depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years Whereas, the main building structure is depreciated over 30 or 40 years

  4. Cost segregation and tax savings Here is how cost segregation can help you with tax savings: Let us consider the case of a garden-apartment project purchased for $5 million with a $1 million down payment The federal government funds almost 60% of the $1 million down payment. Assuming another 13% taxes for state taxes, the year-one savings are $787,500, almost 80% of the total down payment!

  5. Is conducting a cost segregation study worth it? Yes, without a doubt. Taking the above example into consideration,the fee for the study might be $5,000 to $7,000 depending on a variety of factors. Year-one tax savings of $582,750 are about 100 times the cost of the study. Where else can you obtain a 10,000% return on investment with no risk?

  6. Free cost segregation calculator Simply plug in a few numbers and see how much you can save No personal information such as name, phone number, or email address is required

  7. Visit the website to know more www.expertcostseg.com

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