A Cost Segregation Study May Lower Your Current Tax Liability and Free Up Capital
Are you like many of our clients, looking for ways to increase your bottom line that don’t require much effort? A cost segregation study could provide tangible benefits to your business’ bottom line. Don’t just take our word for it: review our cost segregation case study to see how one manufacturer who purchased and renovated a property benefited from cost segregation.
Are You Up to Date on Protecting Data?
As Americans continue to increase time spent online, our growing digital presence has given rise to significant concerns about the data we leave behind and how the companies we interact with protect our privacy.
Check out Clark Schaefer Hackett's latest article to learn more about the current state of privacy law and how Clark Schaefer Consulting can be your guide to organizational compliance.
Reduce your taxes, boost your cash flow with a cost segregation study
Is your business depreciating real property over a 39- or 27.5-year period? If so, this may be a good time to perform a cost segregation study. You could be eligible to accelerate depreciation, or capture missed depreciation from a prior year, by the time you file your 2022 taxes next year. CSH’s cost segregation expert Brendan Walsh discusses depreciation in more depth.
The Best Business Decisions Are Based on Real-Time Data
Organizations using data visualizations can access the critical data they need 78% of the time, versus 22% of organizations without it.
A Cost Segregation Study Can Reduce Taxes and Increase Cash Flow
It’s time to see if you can recover your capital investment sooner. Virtually every taxpayer who owns, constructs, renovates, or acquires a real estate facility stands to benefit from a cost segregation study. Our FAQs can help you determine whether a cost segregation study is right for your organization.
SECURE 2.0 Act: How the Government Is Looking to Improve Americans' Retirement Security
Secure 2.0 is pending legislation developed to expand the SECURE Act of 2019 and improve retirement savings for Americans. The current bill proposes various provisions meant to incentivize employees and employers to participate in creative savings-focused programs. Learn more in Clark Schaefer Hackett's recent article.
Advancing Women in Leadership Webinar: The Path to Progress
Date: April 27, 2022Time: 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Advancing Women in Leadership Webinar: The Path to Progress
Date: April 27, 2022Time: 12:00-1:00 p.m.
Advancing Women in Leadership Webinar: The Path to Progress
Date: April 27, 2022Time: 12:00-1:00 p.m.
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