Start your cost segregation study in 2 minutes.
Pay now and we’ll start your CPA-ready report. Add photos and details after checkout to maximize accuracy.
- 40+ page IRS-defensible PDF — same engineering basis as $5K–$15K firms
- Delivered in under 1 hour — RSMeans 2024, MACRS, ATG-aligned
- CPA-Ready Guarantee — revise free or refund the study
You’ll upload photos and add property details after checkout. Most customers finish that step in 2–3 minutes — it helps us identify additional Year-1 deductions.
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Last questions, answered.
What exactly do I get?
A 40+ page cost segregation report your CPA can use immediately. Includes:
- Asset reclassification (5, 7, 15-year property)
- Depreciation schedules
- Detailed supporting documentation aligned with IRS guidance
This is the same type of report traditional firms deliver — just faster.
How accurate is this if I haven’t added everything yet?
You’ll get a complete report immediately, and you can:
- Upload photos
- Add details
- Refine inputs
after checkout. We’ll update the report at no extra cost.
Most customers improve their results by adding details after.
Will my CPA actually accept this?
Yes — the report is structured to match IRS guidance and standard depreciation rules. Cost segregation follows MACRS classification rules and IRS frameworks like Revenue Procedure 87-56, which defines asset lives and depreciation treatment.
If your CPA has questions, we’ll revise or clarify anything needed. View a sample report →
What if my CPA doesn’t use it?
If your CPA can’t use the report, we’ll make it right. No one should pay for something they can’t use — that’s the CPA-Ready Guarantee.
How long does this take?
Most reports are delivered in under 1 hour. Traditional firms typically take 4–8 weeks.
Is this actually legit?
Yes. Cost segregation is a widely used tax strategy that accelerates depreciation under IRS rules, moving assets into shorter recovery periods like 5, 7, and 15 years instead of 27.5 or 39 years.
This isn’t a loophole — it’s a classification method. See our IRS-aligned methodology →
Can I use this on a property I already own?
Yes. This is called a lookback study. You can:
- Catch up missed depreciation
- Take a large one-time deduction
- Without amending past returns
Do I need a site visit?
No. We use property data and your inputs to produce a detailed report. You can optionally upload photos to improve accuracy.
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