Medical
Cost segregation breaks out certain non-structural components of a building and allocates shorter life classes to those components depreciating them at an accelerated rate.
A cost segregation study is an engineering-based tax analysis that allows real estate owners to accelerate the depreciation of certain assets, thereby reducing their federal and state taxable income.
Here are a few examples of how Cost Seg LLC can help:
Medical Building, Slidell, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $2,535,931
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$620,572
| 24.50%
|
|---|---|---|
15-yr. Prop: |
$563,382 |
22.20% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$1,351,977 |
53.30% |
Medical Building, Covington, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $3,767,377
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$581,103
| 15.42%
|
|---|---|---|
7-yr. Prop: |
$18,645 |
.49% |
15-yr. Prop: |
$306,330 |
8.13% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$2,861,299 |
75.96% |
Medical Office, Simpsonville, SC
Improvement / Construction Cost: $1,152,870
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$309,017
| 26.80%
|
|---|---|---|
7-yr. Prop: |
$64,249 |
5.60% |
15-yr. Prop: |
$162,903 |
14.10% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$616,701 |
53.50% |
Medical Office, Savannah, GA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $692,001
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$111,799
| 16.16%
|
|---|---|---|
15-yr. Prop: |
$107,816 |
15.58% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$472,386 |
68.26% |



