For companies with significant capital expenditures, cost segregation offers an opportunity for strategic tax planning – and to do so without disruption and confusion.
If your organization is expanding its footprint, constructing a new facility, or purchasing an existing one, a cost segregation study can help you accelerate cash flow.
Our deeply experienced team can identify appropriate tax classifications of expenditures embedded in significant capital projects like new construction, major renovations, and facility purchases. By segregating the cost of short-life tax assets, you can shift tax deductions, which can help defer or reduce tax liability so you might significantly increase your return on investment in the new property.
Each capital expenditure is different. Therefore, each Crowe study uses a customized approach to carefully identify the expenditures eligible for segregation.
We work to create an exceptional client experience by using superior technology that drives efficiency and performance.
We use proprietary technology to perform high-quality studies that aim to exceed IRS standards and have invested heavily in developing tools that make the identification process less confusing and that create a more effective and streamlined solution for our clients.
SALT collaboration
We know state and local tax considerations are a strong secondary aspect of cost segregation. Our cost segregation practice originated in our state and local tax (SALT) practice more than 20 years ago. This close connection allows the two teams to collaborate, bringing added value to projects in the sales, property tax, and state credits and incentives areas.
ESG
Many companies understand the importance of being in the forefront of carbon neutral equality and sustainability, and our cost segregation process works to capture the related tax benefits under incentives such as Section 179D, Section 48, Section 48C and Section 168(m).
Deep expertise
SALT collaboration
We know state and local tax considerations are a strong secondary aspect of cost segregation. Our cost segregation practice originated in our state and local tax (SALT) practice more than 20 years ago. This close connection allows the two teams to collaborate, bringing added value to projects in the sales, property tax, and state credits and incentives areas.
ESG
Many companies understand the importance of being in the forefront of carbon neutral equality and sustainability, and our cost segregation process works to capture the related tax benefits under incentives such as Section 179D, Section 48, Section 48C and Section 168(m).
Deep expertise
Federal tax credits and incentives
Research & development credits
Section 174 consulting
Clean energy tax credits for businesses
Federal tax credits and incentives
Research & development credits
Section 174 consulting
Clean energy tax credits for businesses