A cost segregation filed with your 2017 taxes is worth 40% more
than one filed next year. The value of your depreciation as a whole just took a
huge hit with the tax change, and this is the last year you’re allowed to do a “catchup”
and reclaim all that money.
You did those buildings during years where tax rates were at their
highest and depreciated things under the assumption that you’d get those deductions
“over time”. Now, due to the tax changes you still get some of your money, but it
is at 21% instead of 35% (therefore, your overall deduction is worth 40% less
next year than it is this year).
We’re slammed with new clients because of this news and tax
deadlines looming, but I wanted to reach out to you. We need to get started
soon in order to meet your deadline. We could meet via screen share if it is
not feasible to meet at your office. What are some times this week that we
could connect?
Thanks.
Terry (Ter) Scott
Stryde
Senior Advisor and National Rep
218-940-1334 stryderecruiter@gmail.com
Stryde
Solutions Fenton Michigan
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