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Episode 14: Tax Mitigation & Cost Segregation with Yonah Weiss
Yonah is a powerhouse - with property owners' tax savings. As Business Director at a national cost segregation leader, Madison SPECS, he has assisted clients in saving tens of millions of dollars on taxes through cost segregation.
Over the past 15 years Madison SPECS has done over 16,000 cost segregation studies covering all 50 states, resulting in over $3 BILLION in tax savings.
In this episode we covered:
How does one know if their property is a good candidate for a cost segregation study?
What does one look for in a cost segregation firm?
Should one always get an upfront estimate first?
Is one able to capture some of the benefits of cost segregation retroactively, if they've already held a property for a long time?
Looking at the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, does the change in the Act allow property owners to take their depreciation deductions much faster. Is this temporary, or a permanent change in the law?
How does any of this impact an investor’s personal income taxes?
Tune in for a very engaging conversation!
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Yonah is a powerhouse - with property owners' tax savings. As Business Director at a national cost segregation leader, Madison SPECS, he has assisted clients in saving tens of millions of dollars on taxes through cost segregation.
Over the past 15 years Madison SPECS has done over 16,000 cost segregation studies covering all 50 states, resulting in over $3 BILLION in tax savings.
In this episode we covered:
How does one know if their property is a good candidate for a cost segregation study?
What does one look for in a cost segregation firm?
Should one always get an upfront estimate first?
Is one able to capture some of the benefits of cost segregation retroactively, if they've already held a property for a long time?
Looking at the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, does the change in the Act allow property owners to take their depreciation deductions much faster. Is this temporary, or a permanent change in the law?
How does any of this impact an investor’s personal income taxes?
Tune in for a very engaging conversation!