Warehouses

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:

Warehouse, Chesterfield County, VA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $4,780,658
Cost Segregation Study Results:

5-yr. Prop:
$388,836
8.13%
15-yr. Prop:
$580,209
12.14%
39-yr. Prop:
$3,811,613
79.73%

Warehouse, Baton Rouge, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $3,792,191
Cost Segregation Study Results:

5-yr. Prop:
$1,211,266
31.94%
15-yr. Prop:
$197,913
5.22%
39-yr. Prop:
$2,383,012
62.84%

Warehouse, Baton Rouge, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $890,663
Cost Segregation Study Results:

5-yr. Prop:
$268,547
30.20%
15-yr. Prop:
$85,635
9.60%
39-yr. Prop:
$536,481
60.20%

Warehouse, Western Branch
Improvement / Construction Cost: $2,278,820
Cost Segregation Study Results:

5-yr. Prop:
$667,584
29.30%
15-yr. Prop:
$432,075
18.96%
39-yr. Prop:
$1,179,161
51.74%