Brought to you by www.CPELink.com & Cost Segregation Advisor
- Commercial Brokers,
- Investors, and
- CPAs
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2009
Instructor: James L Reid
Time: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm Pacific Time; 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm Eastern Time
CPE Credit: 2 hours for CPAs
Also qualifies for Enrolled Agents
Cost segregation is a viable tax strategy focused on putting and keeping money in the pockets of commercial property owners. The process is IRS sanctioned (on books since 1997) and allows commercial building owners (and leaseholders with tenant improvements) to reduce their tax burden and increase cash flow by accelerating depreciation on the building.
The overall awareness of the value and potential of cost segregation by owners and their service providers (real estate broker, CPA) is in the early stages when the potential is great. For the owner there are tax savings/benefits. For the service provider there is the ability to offer and deliver more value to your client and increase income at the same time.
Who Should Attend
Practitioners at all levels, primarily that own or have clients that own commercial property. Also viable for practitioners with clients that lease properties and perform tenant improvements.
Topics Covered
- History of Cost Segregation
- Current State of Cost Segregation
- Who and What Qualifies?
- Examples of How Benefits Realized
- How Clients Actualize Benefits / IRS Form
- What is included in the Cost Seg Study
- What's In It For Me? (Commercial Broker): Revenue Source - both Buy and Sell side
- What's In It For Me? (Investor): added tax deferral w/ 1031 Exchange
- What's In It for me? (CPA): Client Satisfaction & Revenue source to service clients
Learning Objectives
This webcast is intended to provide a strong understanding of cost segregation so that it can be adapted by all participants as a value added component of their day to day business.
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