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Hello, I recently bought a small store just outside of LA, and my accountant was telling me if I wanted to save some money on my income taxes for next tax season, I should consider a Cost Segregation Study. He told me since I just bought this building; I can depreciate the components or something. He wasn’t too clear. Does anyone know anything about Cost Segregation or where I can go to get more information or get one done?

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Fred & Sherry -
It is convenient that you both joined the site on the same day, you're both posting from the same IP, and the question/answer worked out to be the perfect ad for your company, Fred.

Nice try. Many people have tried this ploy before to SPAM the site and have failed as you have.

Please don't be manipulative. If you want to promote your company, you can pay for an ad. You are no longer allowed to post on the site because of the antics.

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