Cost Segregation Opportunity Center
An engineering-based cost segregation study can identify building components that may be depreciated over shorter recovery periods. The first step is finding out whether your property is worth a closer look.
A preliminary review before any commitment.
We do not issue tax opinions and we do not estimate savings from a web form. What we do is collect the property facts carefully, identify what is missing, and put your file in front of the right professional when the facts support it.
What the review covers
Your acquisition basis, placed-in-service date, improvement history and property classification are organized into a summary for professional review.
Who it typically fits
Owners of commercial, residential rental and mixed-use property who have acquired, built, renovated or substantially improved an income-producing asset.
How we work
We screen the property, identify what is missing, and where appropriate coordinate with an independent engineering and tax provider.
What you receive
A preliminary administrative screening, a clear list of open questions, and - where warranted - a referral to a specialist provider.
See If Your Property May Qualify
Four short steps. Everything is reviewed by our team before any next step is proposed.
Step 1 of 4
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Who we should contact about this property.
Cost segregation disclosures
A cost segregation study is a specialized engineering and tax analysis performed by qualified professionals. The H Factor coordinates introductions and reviews, and does not itself provide tax, legal or accounting advice.
Submitting this inquiry does not determine tax eligibility, does not guarantee that a study is appropriate for your property, and does not estimate or promise any tax savings. Any study, filing position or amended return requires review by your own tax advisor.