NJCAT Engineering Inspections

FOR INVESTMENT PROPERTY OWNERS

Cost Segregation Studies

Understand the components behind your investment.

A property-specific review of building components and cost records to support a cost segregation study and conversations with your tax professional.

Discuss a cost segregation study →
Modern commercial office buildings with glass facades
Illustrative property photograph by Richard Williams on Unsplash; not an NJCAT client property.

Start with the property and the records

Tell Nick about the building, purchase or construction, renovation history and intended study. NJCAT confirms the scope, appropriate specialists, deliverables and fee before an engagement.

What to bring

Property address and type; acquisition or construction details; available plans, cost records and renovation information; and your CPA’s objectives. The study scope and required documentation depend on the property.

Keep the tax decision with your adviser

A cost segregation study examines how building costs are classified for depreciation. Eligibility, classification and tax treatment require property-specific analysis. No deduction, savings amount or IRS acceptance is guaranteed. Review the study with your CPA or tax adviser.

Talk directly with Nick.

Start with the property address and your question. We will confirm the right scope and next step.

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