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December 19, 2025

Straight-Line vs. Accelerated Depreciation: What CRE Owners Need to Know

Straight-Line vs. Accelerated Depreciation: What Commercial Real Estate Owners Need to Know

When it comes to real estate investing, depreciation is one of the most powerful tax tools in an owner’s arsenal. But not all depreciation methods are created equal. Understanding the difference between straight-line depreciation and accelerated depreciation, and how tools like cost segregation and bonus depreciation fit into the equation, can result in significant tax […]

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December 19, 2025

Unlocking Innovation: How R&D Tax Credits Benefit Architectural Practices 

R&D Tax Credits for Architects

In the competitive world of architecture, firms are constantly pushing the boundaries of design, sustainability, and technology. What many architecture professionals don’t realize is that their everyday innovations may qualify for valuable federal and state Research and Development (R&D) Tax Credits. They significantly reduce tax liabilities and free up cash flow; therefore, allowing architecture firms […]

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December 19, 2025

Top 10 Benefits of Cost Segregation for Commercial Real Estate Property Owners

Benefits of Cost Segregation for Commercial Property Owners

When it comes to managing commercial real estate investments, property owners are always on the lookout for strategies that enhance their financial performance. One such strategy gaining considerable attention is cost segregation studies.  “As we’ve seen with our clients time and time again, this tax planning tool helps property owners optimize their depreciation schedules and […]

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December 18, 2025

Breaking Down Partial Asset Disposition and Qualified Improvement Property

PAD and QIP

Commercial real estate owners have two powerful tools to accelerate deductions when they renovate or refresh a building. Partial Asset Disposition (PAD) lets you write off the remaining basis of components you remove. Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) lets you rapidly expense many interior remodel costs. Used together, and guided by an engineering-based cost segregation study, […]

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