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Cost Segregations 201: Current Commercial Real Estate Depreciation Strategies

COST SEGREGATION 201: CURRENT COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE DEPRECIATION STRATEGIES

Cost Free
Presentation Length 1.0 hour

Recorded DateFebruary 7, 2024
CPE:Not available
(archived webinars do not offer CPE credits)
Subject AreaTaxes
Course LevelBasic
Course Description

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act (CARES Act) corrected the recovery period of qualified improvement property (QIP) to 15 years. This has tremendous implications and will play a large role in a modern comprehensive tax strategy.

In this session, we will examine the historical treatment of qualified property categories and focus on the current status of QIP under the CARES Act. We will also explore other strategies that may be part of a comprehensive tax strategy and will discuss a strategic hierarchy for employing those strategies successfully. Relevant Rev. Procs. and several real-life case studies will be reviewed.
 
Learning Objectives:


  • Summarize and understand the history of qualified property categories

  • Determine the implications of the CARES Act’s correction of QIP recovery period

  • Identify how to incorporate retroactive CARES Act changes into past returns

  • Recognize the value of QIP as an indicator of Section 179 eligible property

  • Give examples of how strategies like Section 179 expensing, bonus depreciation, the tangible property regulations (TPRs), and energy incentives all contribute to a comprehensive tax strategy

  • Contrast and compare bonus and Section 179 

  • Practice using various tax strategies in a strategic manner to maximize savings

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Jacob Wood, JD

Capstan Tax Strategies
Regional Director of Business Development
[email protected]
(215) 885-7510

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Jacob Wood likes to get into the trenches with his clients.

As Regional Director of Business Development, Jacob works closely with his clients – planning with them, building with them, and celebrating with them. Jacob prides himself on creating long-term relationships, not short-term sales, and his analytical skills and financial expertise allow him to function strategically as a trusted advisor.

In the last decade, Jacob has personally performed or overseen over 2,000 R&D Tax Credit studies, identifying and substantiating over $800 million in federal and state tax credits. Additionally, he specialized in creating excellent experiences for his clients and their friends, engaging hundreds of clients by direct referral. The majority of Jacob’s clients have also gone on to become multi-year partners.

Jacob is a Subject Matter Expert in R&D Tax Credit Law, Canadian SR&ED Credits, and Cost Segregation. He is also a SME in the Architecture, Engineering, Construction, Manufacturing, Software, and Life Sciences industries, though he confesses to a special interest in robotics and automation.

A self-described “lifelong student,” Jacob is continually sharpening his technical skills. He freely admits to loving math, reading The Economist, and considering tax law a “fun hobby.” Jacob is first and foremost a people-person, and using his knowledge to help clients in a positive, productive way is what he finds truly gratifying.

A member of the Texas Bar Association, Jacob holds a Juris Doctor degree from the Indiana University Maurer School of Law and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Duke University.

Happily married to his college sweetheart, Jacob is a busy father of four. In his scant free time, Jacob enjoys running, cooking, and introducing his kids to classic 1980s movies.

About Our Presenter

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Capstan Tax Strategies is a professional services firm that helps CPAs and commercial real estate owners navigate Tangible Property and Fixed Asset Regulations and maximize the tax benefits of real estate holdings.