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09/01/2026

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08/31/2026

Case Study: One Nissan dealership, $17M build. A cost segregation study moved 27% of the basis into 1yr deductions instead of a 39yr trickle.

That's $4.6M pulled forward.

Read more: https://www.findcostseg.com/post/cost-segregation-car-dealership-case-study

08/30/2026

Car dealerships are spending millions to compete with online buyers.

Glass showrooms. Digital feature walls. Service bays built for speed.

Almost none of them are claiming the tax benefit sitting inside that spend.

Here's a real case study.

A Nissan dealership. Built in 2024. Masonry and steel frame, vinyl plank floors, full site package (paving, lighting, fencing, landscaping). Doors opened in February 2025.

Total cost basis: $17M.

The default move: depreciate the whole thing as one asset over 39 years.

The better move... a cost segregation study.

Check it out: https://www.findcostseg.com/post/cost-segregation-car-dealership-case-study

08/29/2026

Learn how cost segregation and asset classification affect bonus depreciation and accelerated cost recovery for real property.

Read the full post:
https://www.findcostseg.com/post/playbook-for-pub-946-how-to-depreciate-property

08/23/2026

"Real estate investors shouldn't have to spend hours searching Google, asking for referrals, and comparing providers that don't fit their needs"

FindCostSeg Launches Nationwide Directory for Cost Segregation Providers. New platform lets real estate investors and tax professionals compare firms by property type, credentials, and specialization - PR13166282

08/14/2026

Free Cost Segregation Client Qualification Checklist for CPAs.

A 3 minute screening guide to quickly identify qualified clients.

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As a trusted advisor, your mission is clear... help your clients keep more of what they earn. This involves digging deeper than just the usual deductions and tapping into every valid tax strategy out there.

08/03/2026

Want to know the fastest way to spot a great cost segregation firm?

Don't start with their pricing.

Don't start with their website.

Start with their case studies.

The best firms openly show:
- How they classified assets
- The types of properties they specialize in
- The tax savings they generated
- The level of engineering detail behind the study

If a provider can't show real examples of their work, that's a red flag.

We rounded up the best cost segregation case studies on the web so you can compare firms before making a decision.

We’ve pulled together some of our favorite cost segregation examples and organized the firms that share the most exhaustive, publicly available case studies, grouped by what they do best.

08/03/2026

The real estate investors who save the most on taxes don't guess. They understand the rules.

IRS Publication 946 is a good place to start.

IRS Publication 946, "How to Depreciate Property," is a comprehensive tax document that explains how businesses and individuals can depreciate property. Meaning that you can recover the cost of business or income-producing property over multiple years for tax purposes. This publication serves as the...

07/28/2026

Most investors wait until tax season to think about depreciation.

By then, it's too late to make smarter acquisition decisions.

Before you close, run the numbers.

A qualified cost segregation provider can estimate your first-year depreciation deduction based on the property's purchase price, building value, and whether certain assets may qualify for accelerated depreciation.

6 Ways the OBBBA Changed the Math for Real Estate Investors

07/24/2026

Think 100% bonus depreciation automatically applies in your state? Think again.

Just because the federal government allows a full first-year write-off doesn't mean your state does.

States make their own rules.

Some fully conform to the federal bonus depreciation laws.

Some partially conform.

Others don't conform at all.

That difference can have a major impact on your tax planning and expected savings.

Before you assume you're getting the full deduction, check how your state treats bonus depreciation.

This guide that breaks down state conformity so you can plan with confidence. A few minutes of research today could save you from an expensive surprise at tax time.

The 2026 Investor's Guide (All 50 States)The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brought back 100% bonus depreciation, and it made it permanent. Property acquired after January 19, 2025 now qualifies for a full first-year write-off at the federal level. For real estate investors, that is a powerful deduction...