For commercial and investment property
Could your property's depreciation schedule deserve a closer look?
Start with property facts so a specialist can assess whether a cost segregation review may be appropriate.
Important: Study suitability and depreciation treatment depend on the property and taxpayer facts. This site does not determine tax treatment.
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Recognition
This may be relevant if…
You acquired, built, improved, or renovated a property
The property is held for business or investment use
A CPA has suggested a specialist study
You have basic acquisition and placed-in-service details
A focused review
What the review evaluates
Specialized work depends on lane-specific facts and documentation. A preliminary review helps identify the appropriate next conversation without assuming qualification.
- Property type and use
- Acquisition, construction, or renovation timing
- Approximate depreciable basis range
- Whether a specialist and your CPA should review the facts together
The path forward
How this lane works
- 1
Share the property facts
Use ranges and basic dates—no tax returns or sensitive documents.
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Specialist review
A human reviewer determines whether more context is needed.
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Coordinate with your CPA
Your CPA remains responsible for tax return positions.
Directional context
What this could be worth
Most commercial properties reclassify 20–40% of their depreciable basis into shorter-lived assets. On a $1M property, that's often $200K–$400K in accelerated depreciation.
Ranges are illustrative only. Actual results depend on your specific facts and require professional review.
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