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A cost segregation study delivers the most value when it’s finished in time for your return. Knowing which extensions and elections are available can give you more room to complete the study and claim the benefit in the year you want it.

The earlier you plan, the more options you’ll have.

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CSSI still has a few more free webinars on the menu for 2026 with topics covering Form 3115, R&D Tax Credit qualifications, and smarter tax strategies for real estate professionals.

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Medical office buildings and clinics often include specialty build-outs like medical gas lines and dedicated electrical and plumbing for equipment.

A cost segregation study can identify these components and may accelerate depreciation on them, freeing up cash flow for your next acquisition or project.

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Cost segregation and Section 179D can improve the after-tax return on investment property, but they rarely come up in real estate conversations. Join CSSI’s specialists for a free webinar on how each strategy works, which properties may qualify, and how brokers can spot the opportunity early to bring more value to their clients.

November 10 | 1:00 PM CT

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Stop by and see our CSSI team at Greenbuild this week!

Speed networking at Greenbuild is underway. Sponsored by CSSI Services, green building professionals are making fast-paced connections. Four sessions today and four more tomorrow!

From furniture and fixtures in guest rooms to parking lots and landscaping outside, hotels and motels are full of assets that may qualify for faster depreciation. Our latest guide breaks down how cost segregation treats FF&E and site work, and what that can mean for your cash flow.

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Our next free CPE webinar is set for October 28th!

Join our team as we discuss tax-saving strategies, including: Bonus Depreciation, Partial Asset Disposition (PAD), Qualified Improvement Property (QIP), Section 179 and 179D Energy Efficiency Deductions, Repair vs. Improvement Analysis.

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An aerospace company partnered with CSSI for a detailed R&D tax credit study, identifying $11.5 million in qualified research expenses and a combined federal and state benefit of $862,500. Curious what your own R&D work could be worth?

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When the IRS examines an R&D credit, the questions usually start at the business component level. Examiners want to see each product, process, or software project, the research activities behind it, and records that tie wages, supplies, and contract costs to that work. A well-built study answers those questions before they’re asked.

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Bonus depreciation isn’t always all or nothing. Under Section 168(k)(7), taxpayers can elect out by property class, which can make sense when income is expected to rise, losses can’t be fully used this year, or state rules don’t match federal treatment.

A cost segregation study gives you the class-level detail needed to make that call with confidence.

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