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Dose cost-segregation Analysis applies only to making a office that we own ? not to lease improvement ? |
We are leasing a space and currently creating a detnal office in it. i have heard the cost-segragation analysis applies to ANY office space improvement. Our CPA feels that it applies only if we were to creat an office in a building that we own. A Cost Seg Analysis applies to any capital improvements to a building whether you own it or not. The tax savings to you can be substantial as the analysis breaks out all the classes of assets instead of just having it listed as leasehold improvements. This saves you tax dollars because leasehold improvements are depreciated over 39 years. By breaking out all the components of the building project, you can depreciate some of the improvements over a shorter life, such as flooring, which is depreciated over 5 years. Hope this helps. :-) PrissyPanda, CPA |
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