Practical Guide to Cost Segregation, 2nd EditionTopics and Contents |
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| Part One: Introduction and Opportunities |
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| 1. Introduction |
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| What Is A Cost Segregation Study (CSS) |
| How Does A CSS Benefit Your Client |
| Average Value Misclassified On Various Building Types |
| The Interactive Calculator -- The Benefits Of A CSS Quantified |
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| 2. Opportunities |
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| What Types Of Clients Will Benefit |
| Prospecting Within And Outside Your Client Base |
| Powerpoint Sales Presentation |
| Cold-Call Letters Sample |
| Pricing The Engagement |
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| 3. Working with the Client |
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| Expertise Required In Conducting A CSS |
| Initial List Of Items To Be Prepared By The Client |
| Managing Client Expectations (Time Frame For Completion, Cost, Benefit, Client Commitment) |
| Sample Client Engagement Letters |
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| Part Two: Performing the CSS |
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| 1. Property Components (spreadsheet) |
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| Rules Used To Categorize Components |
| Cost Segregation Case Law And IRS Revenue Rulings |
| ITC |
| Hospital Corp Of America |
| Other Major Cases (E.G., Morrison, Metro, Whiteco) |
| IRS Field Directives And Revenue Rulings |
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| 2. Depreciation |
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| MACRS Property Classes |
| Personal Property And Land Improvements Tests |
| Bonus Depreciation And Section 179 Expense Advantages |
| Depreciation Recapture Of Personal Property |
| AMT Risks Of Personal Property Classification |