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Real estate can be a strong asset, but its tax treatment doesn't always match how the property actually functions. A commercial building may be depreciated over decades even though many components inside and around it have much shorter useful lives. That is where cost segregation for real estate comes in. A cost segregation study separates eligible building components into different depreciation categories. When certain assets qualify for shorter recovery periods, a real esta

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