Restaurants
Cost segregation breaks out certain non-structural components of a building and allocates shorter life classes to those components depreciating them at an accelerated rate.
A cost segregation study is an engineering-based tax analysis that allows real estate owners to accelerate the depreciation of certain assets, thereby reducing their federal and state taxable income.
Here are a few examples of how Cost Seg LLC can help:
Restaurant, New Orleans, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $3,487,825
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$2,004,022
| 57.50%
|
|---|---|---|
7-yr. Prop: |
$45,335 |
1.30% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$1,438,469 |
41.20% |
Restaurant, New Orleans, LA
Improvement / Construction Cost: $3,888,151
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$2,241,841
| 57.77%
|
|---|---|---|
7-yr. Prop: |
$14,317 |
.26% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$1,631,993 |
41.97% |
Restaurant, Hartford, CT
Improvement / Construction Cost: $4,269,705
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$1,842,533
| 43.15%
|
|---|---|---|
39-yr. Prop: |
$2,427,172 |
56.85% |
Improvement / Construction Cost: $1,501,215
Cost Segregation Study Results:
5-yr. Prop: |
$282,812
| 18.84%
|
|---|---|---|
15-yr. Prop: |
$140,765 |
9.38% |
39-yr. Prop: |
$1,077,638 |
71.78% |



