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Updated about 2 years ago on . Most recent reply

What will happen to cost segregation businesses?
From what I understand, bonus depreciation has started to be phased out so does that mean the conversation around cost segregation will end and cost seg businesses will become obsolete?
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Cost segregation was around before Bonus Depreciation and will continue afterward, although likely at smaller volume.
Cost segregation is necessary if you want to take accelerated depreciation, which oftentimes can double your depreciation expense in the first few years of ownership. We would do Cost Seg, even without Bonus Depreciation.