A Fixed Asset Analysis is distinctively different from a Cost Segregation Study, which includes building, land and land improvements.
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depreciation analysis
An amended return is not required.
Once the Fixed Asset Analysis is performed, an IRS form is submitted for a change in accounting method which allows for the immediate accelerated depreciation and cash flow.
If you have retroactive depreciation “catch-up” cash, we calculate this amount and provide you with full documentation required for IRS compliance.
GS can reclassify (reallocate) your fixed assets in compliance with IRS guidelines, accelerate depreciation and generate significant cash flow and provide your CPA with a comprehensive document justifying each reclassification.
Taxpayers with substantial physical property investments will reap the most significant asset depreciation acceleration and cash flows. Examples are manufacturing, processing, mining, utilities, hotels, casinos, retail, supermarkets, super stores, and banking.
What? A Fixed Asset Depreciation Analysis is an in-depth evaluation of a company's federal tax depreciation schedule for the purpose of reclassifying real property assets such as equipment, machinery, furniture, fixtures, licenses and patents.
Why? Reclassification is necessitated by changes over time in case law and requires knowledge and experience in each asset class. While the standard method is appropriate, an updated analysis is the only method to capture this additional cash flow by accelerating deductions.
