How:
The cost segregation process varies only slightly depending on whether the building was newly constructed or acquired. In both instances, all invoiced project construction costs or acquisition costs are reviewed and shorter life property costs are segregated.
In addition, an engineering analysis is performed of the construction drawings in order to identify and assign costs to those building components which were not detailed in the invoiced costs.
A facility tour is conducted to verify findings of the costs and blueprint review. Finally, a report is issued to the client that describes the procedures followed and provides summary and detailed schedules of the cost segregation findings.
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A cost segregation study can be performed on newly constructed buildings, acquired buildings, or on a look-back basis on buildings constructed or acquired in prior years. |