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29 Jul 2016

Construction Tax Planning: A Proactive Approach To Accelerated Depreciation Planning

A properly designed and implemented Construction Tax Planning engagement will proactively identify additional tax savings related to new and/or planned construction projects. It should be duly noted that a Construction Tax Planning engagement should not be confused with a Cost Segregation engagement as there are several noteworthy differences between a Cost Segregation Engagement and a Construction Tax Planning Engagement.

Written by Peter J. Scalise | Posted in Property Tax • Tax Planning

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