Many commercial real estate owners are familiar with section 1031 exchanges to defer capital gains tax. Cost Segregation can still be a viable way to generate more cash flow today even if a commercial property owner is planning a 1031 exchange in the future. The fact is a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow. Also, if the 1245 ("personal property") that gets accelerated through cost segregation is mostly replaced by the new building then there could be little to no depreciation recapture to consider or be concerned with.
Either way, having the money sooner rather than later still applies......WHY WAIT 39 YEARS? (http://www.WhyWait39Years.com/)
It all starts with a cost segregation feasibility proposal to find out what your tax benefits would be year 1 through year 5. From there it's an economic exercise. If the tax benefits created through cost segregation are significant then there is a good chance it will make sense for your commercial real estate enterprise.
MORE IMPORTANTLY....cost segregation is the bridge to a true "THREE-D" strategy
The THREE-D strategy allows owner to DEFER TAXES.... - Defer + Defer + Die
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Any one heard of a tax saving stratgery called cost segregation?
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