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Updated 5 months ago, 07/01/2024

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Julio Gonzalez
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Cost Segregation - what to consider when looking for a firm?

Julio Gonzalez
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A cost segregation study is a great way to reduce your taxes, but remember, not every cost segregation study is the same.

When considering different cost segregation firms do your Circular 230 Due Diligence and ask:

- Does the firm have engineering licenses with the State Authorities, proper licenses overall, and proper insurance?
- Has the firm been in business for a while? 
- Do they include energy tax benefits within their study?
- Do they include insurance and property tax reduction reports in their study?
- What is their reputation with the IRS? 
- Will they defend my report in an IRS audit?
- Do they provide a Perpetual Cost Segregation Evergreen Annual Review to find annual expenses from dispositions, additions, favorable changes in tax laws while also using the changes to drive lower insurance and property tax premium?

What questions do you ask when looking for a reputable source for cost segregation studies? 

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