Case Study — Restaurants

All types of restaurant properties may qualify for a cost segregation analysis, from Quick Service Restaurants to Casual and Fine Dining. You do not have to own the building for a cost segregation analysis to be beneficial. Restaurants placed in service after 1986 that were either constructed or acquired by the current owner will qualify for a cost segregation study.

We've included a case study for three different types of restaurants, so you can get an idea of the potential tax savings. The best way to determine what your benefits will be is to take advantage of our free tax benefit analysis.

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A Restaurant owner saved $139k in taxes in the first year!
An Office Building owner saved $23k in taxes in the first year!
A Medical Building owner saved $71k in taxes in the first year!
A Retail Building owner saved $68k in taxes in the first year!
A Hotel owner saved $245k in taxes in the first year!
An Apartment Building owner saved $494k in taxes in the first year!
Find out how Cost Segregation Analysis can help Non-Restaurant owners!