©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation The Implementation of the Tangible Property Regulations Cost Segregation Services,

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation When was the last time you did something for the 1 st time? Research Contact Trusted Advisor Experienced Advisor Analysis Recommend Implementation

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation TPR Implementation Cycle CSSI Resource Guide Friend Trusted Advisor Cost Segregation Professional Advisor Preliminary Analysis Recommend Process Implementation

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize or Expense? Welcome to the Tangible Property Regs General framework for distinguishing Capital Expenditures from: Supplies Repairs Maintenance

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize or Expense? Welcome to the Tangible Property Regs 10 yrs. 300+ Pages Acquire, Produce, Improve Tangible Property Not Many Bright Lines Lots of Examples

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation You Need to: Make Your Clients Aware… Before it’s TOO LATE Advantage to write off Late Partial Dispositions. “Use It or Lose it” Deadlines in tax year 2014? Need a Capitalization Policy for tangible property less than $500 per invoice by … January 1, 2014

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Today’s Agenda Actions to Take Overview of the Regulations- Resource Documents. Greatest Impact to Tax Professionals. How to: Applying Partial Disposition. Cost Segregation and how it helps in applying TPR. Improvement Standards Basics for UOP. Safe Harbors for your clients.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Request These Resource Docs CCH - Executive Summaries AICPA 6 Page Bullet Summary Index of Examples in Fed Register Questions and Answers

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation AICPA Resources: Summary Chart Written Policy Template - Webcast This is the most concise summary of the regulations in the industry. Six pages in bullet form. You will want to print this and keep it as a document to refer to when reading other articles. If you only look at one, this is the one to look at. “5 Stars” ***** Quick Summary Chart of Final TPR Great Overview of the TPR that discusses the difficulties of implementation. Circular 230 Implications for Tax Professionals - discusses compliance risks. Implementing the new TPR – Journal of Accountancy OMG! You just found out that your client needs a Capitalization Policy in Place starting January 1 to be eligible for the De minimis Rule Safe Harbor. This document is priceless if your client does not have this in place already. Look under “Sample Written Book Capitalization Policy”. 5 stars***** Written Policy Template from AICPA AICPA Webcast A two hour presentation that provides insight on the new rules Aired Oct. 23, 2013 Webinar at “Final Repair Regulations Dissected” Link Final Repair Regulations Dissected

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Journal of Accountancy Implementing the New Tangible Property Regulations “These rules will affect every TP that uses Tangible Property in its business…” “The rules are all-encompassing and complex…” “TP may need to devise new collection procedures to capture the necessary data to implement these regulations.”

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Journal of Accountancy Implementing the New Tangible Property Regulations “Circular 230 may present challenges to practitioners in signing tax returns of clients that have not implemented the final regulations.” “Due to the challenges of the regulations, waiting to address these issues until completing the 2014 tax return is ill-advised.”

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Tangible Property Regulations Resource Guidance on Deductions & Capitalization Table of Contents Materials and Supplies Examples De minimis Rule Safe Harbor Examples Routine Maintenance Safe Harbor Examples Small Taxpayer Safe Harbor Examples Betterment ExamplesAdaptation ExamplesRestoration Examples

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Tangible Property Regulations General Framework Materials and Supplies Cost to Acquire Tangible Property Cost to Improve Tangible Property Dispositions

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Benefit to your Client Section 168 Includes: Includes: – Sale or Exchange – Retirement – Physical Abandonment – Destruction – Transfer to supplies or scrap – Involuntary conversion – Retirement of a structural component of (or improvement to) a building.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Benefit to your Client Ability to write off assets that are no longer in use with Partial Disposition Election Renovations Remodels Replacements Abandoned in Place Common Items – Roofs, HVAC, Electrical

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Catch Up Provision Know the Value of what went into the Dumpster. Relative to the value that your client paid for the building. Disposed of as a Partial Disposition. Write down to the basis of the property in year 2014.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Benefit to your Client Partial Disposition Election 1.168(i)-8(d)(2) PAST YEARS: Requires Change in Accounting Method Form 3115 and 481(a) adjustment to “catch up” (196). CURRENT & FUTURE YEARS: The election is made in the taxable year that the disposition occurs starting in 2014 and for new properties purchased.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Example: A business owner buys 20 year old building and replaces the Roof after 5 years of ownership. Old Regs: 5 years 39 years Cost of Roof Hidden in Building Asset Basis Roof 2 added asset

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Example: A business owner buys 20 year old building and replaces the Roof after 5 years of ownership. New Regs: 5 years 39 years Original Building Asset New Roof Asset

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Example: $1.5 m Nursing Home with major renovations $91k in assets removed = Asset Valuation Study $31k in cash flow Basis Write Down Tax Savings at Sale 5 yr. property (35-41%) recaptured at Capital Gains Rate (20%)

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Role of Cost Segregation Example: Asset Valuation - $53k Cost Segregation on Renovation - $126k Year of “Opt In” Matters 2013, 2014 Get Both 2015 No Past Disposition: Lose $53K

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Tax Professionals Ask #1 Question How do I get “The Number”? IRS says to use: Reasonable Method Cost Segregation is a Certain Method

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Reasonable Methods  Discounting the cost of the replacement asset to its placed-in-service year cost using the Consumer Price Index. Appropriate for small projects, new equipment.  Pro rata Allocation. Both Methods need a valuation of the Unit of Property affected.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Reasonable Methods  A Study allocating the cost of the asset to its individual components. This provides the proper valuation of the affected building assets. “Cost Segregation is a certain method.”

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Cost Segregation Method Labor to Remove Materials Disposal Fees Identify Items Removed Quantify Items Value Items Determine the remaining basis Write Down of Basis is a permanent tax reduction at the time of sale. Personal Property Sec 1245 35-40% Real Property Section 1250 25% Capital Gains 20%

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Cost Segregation Method Building Plans – Cost Detail Review IRS accepted Cost Allocation Methods Defined Engineering-based Methodology The Study: Report Form meets IRS Report Criteria Defendable

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Dispositions Asset Valuation Study Works for all applications: Large Renovations Complicated Remodels Retired Components and Partial Disposition

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Solution: It’s the Process Find all clients with depreciation on building assets. Qualify clients with estimated Disposition and Cost Segregation economic needs. Get an Engineering-based Study that meets the IRS’s guideline. Apply the Change in Accounting Method Form 3115 & 481(a) with study results to the client’s return.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost Segregation & Asset Valuations Expected Results of the CSSI Process Ease of Compliance CPA: 1-2 hrs per client Timely completion Client Satisfaction 100%: Grateful for effort to save taxes Additional Revenue $1,000-$3,000 per client

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation The process of analyzing and identifying commercial building components that are eligible for accelerated depreciation providing a significant tax benefit for the taxpayer. Personal Property is Segregated from Real Property $50k to $80k per $1 Million in Cost Works on $250k buildings Explaining Cost Segregation

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation Straight-Line Hamburger Cost Segregation 2 All Beef Patties Special Sauce Lettuce Cheese Pickles Onions on a Sesame Seed Bun

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation Straight-Line Looks at the building as a Whole Structural Building Components Depreciated over 39yrs (27.5yrs) Real Property Only Cost Segregation Identifies Parts and Pieces of the building Non-Structural Building Components Depreciated over 5, 7 & 15 years Personal Property & Real Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation 5 & 7 Year Property  Decorative building elements, wallpaper  Specialty electrical, plumbing, mechanical  Carpet, flooring, crown moldings,  Built In cabinets, counter tops, millwork  Security, special lighting, window treatments  Communications, cable  Kitchen fixtures, refrigeration equipment 15 Year Property  Landscaping, paving, fencing, site utilities, parking lot, signage, sidewalks, sprinklers, walkways

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation An Engineering-Based Study of the building for tax purposes. Produce a Report that the Tax Professional submits with the return. Automatically accepted by IRS.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation  Current Buildings Acquired after 1986  New Construction  New Acquisitions  Renovations / Leasehold Improvements The Applications

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Explaining Cost Segregation Types of Commercial Buildings Apartment Complex, Condominium Auto Dealership Shopping Mall, Strip Center Restaurant Hotel/Motel Medical/Dental/Veterinary Facilities/Surgical Nursing Homes/Assisted Living Office Buildings, Banks Retail Chains/Franchises/Leasehold Space Self Storage, Mini Warehouses Supermarkets, Furniture Stores Etc…

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Information Needed To Run Preliminary Analysis Depreciation Schedule is best What type of Building? What did they pay for the building? (without the land) When did they purchase it? Have there been any major renovations or remodels?

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost Segregation Process of Application Gather Documents for Engineers Completed in 4-6 weeks CPA will apply to return No need to Amend Past Tax Years Benefits start in next Quarter

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Financial Results of Cost Segregation Building Cost $ 250,176 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $32,845 Study Fee Before Tax: $2,420 Study Fee After Tax: $1,549 ROI: 21:1 Building Cost $ 250,176 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $32,845 Study Fee Before Tax: $2,420 Study Fee After Tax: $1,549 ROI: 21:1 Project #9501

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Financial Results of Cost Segregation Building Cost $324,000 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $52,856 Study Fee Before Tax: $3,400 Study Fee After Tax: $2,176 ROI: 24:1 Building Cost $324,000 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $52,856 Study Fee Before Tax: $3,400 Study Fee After Tax: $2,176 ROI: 24:1

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Financial Results of Cost Segregation Building Cost $5,246,908 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $312,687 Study Fee Before Tax: $14,900 Study Fee After Tax: $9,536 ROI: 33:1 Building Cost $5,246,908 (with-out land) Tax Savings Benefit: $312,687 Study Fee Before Tax: $14,900 Study Fee After Tax: $9,536 ROI: 33:1 Project # 9503

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Tangible Property Regulations Opportunity & Issues Scope Limitations: Temp and Final Allows for multiple 3115 Final Tangible Regulations Automatic Enrollment 2014 Final only Correct Past Capitalization – Expense Issues / Disposition Late Partial Disposition 2014 2014,Future: Automatic Partial Disposition is an Annual Election In the tax year item removed…Allows for duplicate assets in depreciation if no disposition taken

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Materials and Supplies UOP with a useful life of < or = 12 months; Fuel, lubricants, water, & similar items expected to be consumed < or =12 months from beginning of use; Costing $200 or less (up from $100 in temp regs). Defined as tangible property used in taxpayer's business that is not inventory and A component acquired to maintain, repair, or improve a UOP that is not acquired as part of any single UOP. Reg Sec 1.162.-3 Requires a Form 3115

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Recommendations: Take Action List Late Partial Disposition study for 2014 tax year deadline. Cost Segregation Preliminary Analysis. Capitalization Policy in Place – AICPA Template. De minimis Safe Harbor or Materials and Supplies.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Recommendations: Take Action List Late Partial Disposition study for 2014 tax year deadline. Cost Segregation Preliminary Analysis. Capitalization Policy in Place – AICPA Template. De minimis Safe Harbor or Materials and Supplies. Routine Maintenance Safe Harbor Form 3115. Small Taxpayer Safe Harbor Annual Election.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Recommendations: Take Action List Rules of the Game have changed. The Game has already started. You need to know the rules to take advantage of the rules or minimize the negative impact of the rules. De minimis Rule $500/item deductible You need to teach your client the rules. Dear Client letter. Client should start tracking expenses differently. Make your client aware of how difficult. Multiple building sites – Multiple UOP. 3115’s and 481(a) adjustment resources. Summer Project Shoe Box Client

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Improvement Standards Capitalize… Amounts paid for new building or improvements 1.263(a)-3. - that increase value of property - bring property to new or different use - return of original condition Expense... Amounts paid for incidental repairs and maintenance of property 1.263 (a)-1. - keeps in ordinary operating condition Refresh

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize A Betterment is an expenditure that - Corrects a Material Defect existing prior to the taxpayer’s acquisition of the UOP or one that arose during the production of the UOP at acquisition or production; Is a Material Addition ( physical enlargement, expansion or extension) to the UOP; Is a Material Increase in capacity, strength, productivity, efficiency, quality, or output of the UOP. Betterment-1.263 (a)-3(h) Cost to Improve Tangible Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Lessee Improvements: A lessee improvement constitutes a separate Unit of Property from the leased property being improved, and must be capitalized. The new property interest is separate and identifiable from the lessor’s interest in the underlying property. Cost to Improve Tangible Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Must compare the condition of the property after the expenditure to the condition prior to the circumstances that necessitated the expenditure. Final regs specify the comparison rule only applies to wear, tear and damage that occurs during the use of the property. Compare to condition after last expense or original service date. Cost to Improve Tangible Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize No bright line tests for material increase and additions. Material Increase Reg Example 21 50% reduction in energy and power cost from new insulation. Not a Material Increase Reg Example 20 Indicates 10% efficiency and 20% additional capacity from changing 2 of 10 roof mounted HVAC units Cost to Improve Tangible Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Adapting to New or Different Use Change not consistent: With the taxpayer’s intended use With the Unit of Property at the time originally placed in service. (based on facts and circumstances) o Example: Drug Store to Walk in Medical Clinic. o Example: Hospital changes to Outpatient Surgery Cost to Improve Tangible Property

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property Returns the UOP to its ordinarily efficient operating condition if the property has deteriorated to a state of disrepair and no longer functional. Results in rebuilding the property to like-new condition after the end of its class life. Is for the replacement of a part or combination of parts that comprise a major component or a substantial structural part of a UOP that perform a discreet and critical function.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property Major Component – Parts that perform a discrete and critical function in operation of UOP. Substantial Structural Part - A large portion of the physical structure of the UOP.  Must consider all facts and circumstances - both quantitative & qualitative.  Not just the cost, but the size, type, function etc.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property “Not An Improvement” Examples in Regs Roof Membrane Only (Reg Ex.15) – Part vs. Whole Major Structural Component 100/300 Windows (25 % surface area) (Reg Ex.25) – Part vs. Whole Major Structural Component 3/10 Roof HVAC Units (Reg Ex.18) – 3 roof units vs. HVAC Building System 8/20 Sinks (Reg Ex.23) – 8 sinks vs. Plumbing Building System

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property “Improvement” Examples in Regs Entire Roof System (Reg Ex.14) – Major Portion of Building Structural Component 200/300 Windows (Reg Ex.26) – Major Portion of Building Structural Component One Chiller in HVAC System (Reg Ex.17) – Major Component of HVAC Building System All Sinks (Reg Ex.22) – Major Portion of Plumbing Building System

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property “Not a Restoration”  1 of 3 furnaces  30% of electrical wiring  10% of sq. ft. of flooring “Restoration”  Entire Sprinkler System  All Wiring in Building  40% of sq. ft. of flooring

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Capitalize Cost to Improve Tangible Property Major Components – 40% or less “May Not” be a Restoration. (Ex.18,21,23,25) – 66% or more “May” be a Restoration. Substantial Structural Parts – 25% Replacement “May Not” be a Restoration. (Ex. 30) – 30% Replacement “May” be a Restoration. (Ex. 27) since it is a large portion of a structural part.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Expense Cost to Improve Tangible Property Refresh Capitalization is not needed. Does not materially increase capacity, productivity, efficiency, strength, quality or output of the building’s structure. A refresh keeps the building structure and building systems in ordinary efficient operating condition that is necessary to continue to attract customers.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Unit of Property - UOP For Real and Personal Property (except buildings) A Unit of Property is comprised of all components that are functionally interdependent (i.e., the placing in service of one component is dependent on the placing in service of the other component). For Buildings - Each Building is a UOP Straight Line - Each Building is a UOP Cost Segregation - Each Building’s 5,7,15 & 39 (27.5) yr. depreciable lives property groups are UOPs

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Capitalize or Expense? Can I expense this invoice? Betterment- Adaptation- Renovation? What do I compare it to? The Building?

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Building Structural Components* Roof Windows Exterior Framing Insulation Doors Foundation Building & Structural Components, HVAC Fire Protection Sys. Elevators/Escalators Electrical, Plumbing Gas Distribution Security Sys. Other Building Systems * - Discreet and Critical Function

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Compare future Invoices to: Building Systems valuation Structural Components valuation Major Components valuation Cost of Items HVAC %

Cost Segregation Expertise HD Study Building Elements/Units of Property Building Components $ 6.00 Cabinets / Millwork $ 20,085.41 Moldings $ 8,286.30 Wood Paneling $ 2,062.22 Flooring - Vinyl Tile $ 519.68 Flooring - Carpet $ 9,084.00 Window Treatments $ 187.90 Air Curtain $ 1,709.08 Building Signage $ 122.56 Specialty Electrical - Kitchen Equip. $ 15,216.78 Communication / Data $ 32,356.35 Specialty Plumbing - Cooler Equip. / Kitchen Sinks $ 10,181.63 Security / Exterior Lighting $ 9,827.88 FRP Wall Panels $ 1,003.24 Rear Entry Canopy $ 20,084.92 Interior Overhead Doors - Security $ 21,931.82 Slatwall / Pegboard Paneling $ 9,657.00 Surveillance System $ 4,375.25 Interior Wood Trellis Systems $ 6,046.21 Liner Panels $ 109,271.70 Paging System $ 1,688.23 Windmill $ 17,244.53 Exhaust Hood $ 11,258.61 Fire Extinguishers $ 1,833.25 Cooler $ 10,635.63 Movable Storage Units $ 30,431.69 Site Work / Improvements $ 5,464,546.00 Water Well $ 19,318.45 Site Drainage $ 48,990.57 Parking Lot $ 138,639.38 Exterior Signage Structure $ 17,790.84 Parking Lot Striping / Barriers $ 23,325.00 Sidewalks $ 711.12 Landscaping $ 68,635.17 Security Lighting Poles $ 6,374.77 Aggregate Base Paved Area $ 192,436.06 Exterior Fencing / Decking $ 31,986.93 Retaining Walls $ 16,024.07 Fabricated Steel - Bollards $ 2,926.12 Patio Concrete $ 10,848.65 Exterior Wood Trellis Systems $ 2,783.73 Gazebo $ 4,605.26 Building Structure $ 8.00 Structural Components $ 559,508.38 Roofing Systems $ 66,975.93 Foundations $ 234,535.89 HVAC $ 179,747.78 Electrical $ 242,472.40 Plumbing $ 68,844.81 Masonry $ 40,657.35 Doors & Windows $ 17,063.50 Insulation $ 43,168.87 Gas Distribution $ 4,989.84 Drywall $ 13,092.14 Painting $ 23,796.64 Fire Protection & Alarm $ 15,192.82 Gutters & Downspouts $ 12,335.58

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Cost to Improve Tangible Property Depreciation of UOP Each Building is a Unit of Property Or Each Building’s Property by Class Life 5 yr. Property 7 yr. Property 15 yr. Property 39 (27.5) yr. Property Improvement Standards BAR Test

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Recommendations: Take Action List Late Partial Disposition study for 2014 tax year deadline. Qualify Clients -Cost Segregation Preliminary Analysis. Capitalization Policy in Place – AICPA Template. De minimis Safe Harbor or Materials and Supplies. Routine Maintenance Safe Harbor Form 3115. Small Taxpayer Safe Harbor. Units of Properties Defined on Dep. Schedule Track Expenses per Building and per Building Sys.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Annual Elections De minimis Safe Harbor and Safe Harbor for Small TP on Buildings. (statement required) Capitalize Repairs and Maintenance Expenses. (statement required) Capitalize and Depreciate any rotable, temp, or emergency spare parts. Partial Disposition of a portion of a Building requires annual election in the year of disposition (starts in 2014). “Use It or Lose It”.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Most Common 3115s Change in Accounting Methods A change to apply late partial disposition on retired items. A change to deducting as repairs and maintenance amounts that were typically capitalized. A change to deducting under the routine maintenance safe harbor amounts that were typically capitalized. A change to capitalizing and depreciating amounts typically deducted as repairs and maintenance. A change to deducting amounts paid for non-incidental materials and supplies in the year they are used. A change to deducting amounts paid for incidental materials and supplies in the year paid or incurred.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Journal of Accountancy Article “Clearly, the new repair regulations pose considerable compliance risks both for CPAs and the businesses they advise.” Journal of Accountancy Feb 2014 Implementing the New Tangible Property Regulations Christian Wood. J.D.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Solution: It’s the Process Find all clients with depreciation on building assets. Qualify clients with estimated Disposition and Cost Segregation economic needs. Get an Engineering-based Study that meets the IRS’s guideline. Apply the Change in Accounting Method Form 3115 & 481(a) with study results to the client’s return.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Recommendations: Take Action List Late Partial Disposition study for 2014 tax year deadline. Cost Segregation Preliminary Analysis. Capitalization Policy in Place – AICPA Template. De minimis Safe Harbor or Materials and Supply. Routine Maintenance Safe Harbor Form 3115. Units of Properties Defined on Dep. Schedule. Track Expenses per Building and per Building Sys. Book Conformity. Dear Client Letter – Start selling difficulty. Resources to file CAM Form 3115 & 481(a) Partner with Cost Segregation Firm (CSSI)

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Use the CSSI Experience Tax Savings. Delivered.  Performing Engineering-based Studies for over 13 years, National capability, 9,500 Studies completed across the U.S., always on-time.  Qualify the tax savings estimates within 48 hrs. for your client.  Full Engineering-based Studies completed in 4-8 weeks.  Perform Change in Accounting Method Form 3115 and 481(a) adjustments.  Use CSSI as your engineering-based service provider for your clients.

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation TPR Implementation Cycle CSSI Resource Guide Friend Trusted Advisor Cost Segregation Professional Advisor Preliminary Analysis Recommend Process Implementation

©2014 Tax Savings. Delivered. Cost Segregation - TPR Implementation Thank You Looking forward to your call Your Name Cost Segregation Services, Inc. (CSSI) Phone Number E-mail David Deshotels David@CostSegregationServices.com www.CostSegregationServices.com

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