Decades of Cost Segregation Expertise. Right Here.

Cost Segregation Strategies is an affiliate of Cost Segregation Initiatives, respected leaders in the field, bringing over 20 years of proven results directly to commercial property owners, CPAs, and real estate professionals.

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“We have worked on many projects with Brad and CSI for over 15 years and highly endorse them both.”


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Decades of Cost Segregation Expertise. Right Here.

Cost Segregation Strategies is an affiliate of Cost Segregation Initiatives, respected leaders in the field, bringing over 20 years of proven results directly to commercial property owners, CPAs, and real estate professionals.

Contact Us

About Us

“We have worked on many projects with Brad and CSI for over 15 years and highly endorse them both.”


Bill M.

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.


A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:


Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

Business owners who own the building from which they operate

Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.


A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:


Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

Business owners who own the building from which they operate

Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

Why CSI

Built on decades of specialized cost segregation experience

Cost Segregation Strategies-Cost Segregation Initiatives is not a firm that rushed into this space when the OBBBA 100%bonus depreciation headlines made it fashionable. We have been doing this work since before most of the market knew what cost segregation was. Nor are we a CPA firm competing for new clients.

Our studies are known and respected by the IRS.

CSS-CSI provides studies that hold up to the IRS, to trusted tax professionals, and to your bottom line. Our clients are commercial property owners, real estate developers, and the CPAs and brokers who serve them. They come to us through referrals, because the work speaks for itself.



What We Do

Cost Segregation Studies

We identify and document building components that can legally be reclassified for accelerated depreciation under IRS guidelines, creating front-loaded tax deductions and vital cash flow.

Includes

Component-level classification

Depreciation acceleration

CPA-ready documentation

Complete System Analysis

We don't just take the low-hanging 5-year fruit. We document roofing, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, structural framing, flooring, land improvements, and specialty buildouts, so you can capture that depreciation when replacements are needed.

Includes

Major building systems

Defensible asset values

Partial disposition support

Certified, IRS-Compliant Reports

Every study is performed by Certified Cost Segregation Professionals and prepared in accordance with IRS guidelines, with the engineering and tax analysis to support every classification.

Includes

No junior partners or off-shore consultants

CCSP-led analysis

Detailed documentation

Full Audit Support

If the IRS ever questions a CSS-CSI study, we defend it at no additional cost. A study that cannot be defended is not worth the paper it is printed on. We believe you shouldn’t have to pay extra for that.

Includes

Full audit support included

CPA coordination

Defensible study file

Cost segregation strategy discussion

Step 1

Request a Free Analysis

Tell us about the property, its approximate value excluding land, and the year it was acquired, constructed, or placed in service. We will confirm whether a study is likely to make sense for you. CSS-CSI has no problem declining if it makes us money but doesn't provide the client's expected benefits.

Share basic property details

Confirm eligibility and viability

Benchmark Estimate Based on Thousands of Completed Studies

Exact fee disclosed before work begins

Step 2

Collect Records and Site Details

Upon acceptance, we coordinate with you and your CPA to gather closing statements, cost records, drawings, depreciation schedules, and other source documents needed for the analysis.

Collect retainer from client

Review source documents

Coordinate with your CPA, as needed

Schedule site visit

Step 3

Perform the Engineering Analysis

CSI's certified professionals classify and value eligible components and document major building systems, so the study supports both accelerated depreciation and future partial asset dispositions.

Classify eligible components

Value major systems

Prepare detailed, defensible support

Step 4

Deliver the CPA-Ready Study

CSS-CSI will deliver the IRS-compliant study package your CPA can use for filing. If the IRS ever questions the work, full audit support is included.

Collect remaining fee

Deliver final report

Support tax filing

Include audit defense

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.


A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:


Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

Business owners who own the building from which they operate

Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

What Is Cost Seg

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.

A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:

  • Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

  • Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

  • Business owners who own the building from which they operate

  • Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)

When you acquire, construct, or renovate a commercial property, the IRS requires you to depreciate the entire structure over 39 years (or 27.5 years for residential rental). But not every component of a building is structural. Electrical systems, specialized flooring, land improvements, certain HVAC components, and dozens of other elements can legally be reclassified as personal property that's depreciable over 5, 7, or 15 years instead.


A cost segregation study identifies and documents those components, accelerating your depreciation deductions and delivering real, front-loaded tax savings.

Who Benefits

Cost segregation delivers the most value to:


Commercial property owners who have purchased, constructed, or substantially renovated a property

Real estate investors seeking to offset passive income

Business owners who own the building from which they operate

Property owners who have never had a study done on a building they've held for years (a "look-back" study can recapture missed deductions without amending prior returns)