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Unleashing the Power of Cost Segregation for Restaurant Owners

Aug 08, 2023

Unleashing the Power of Cost Segregation for Restaurant Owners

Aug 08, 2023

Discover how cost segregation can spice up your restaurant's financial success with significant tax savings and improved cash flow!

Cost segregation is a tax strategy that can lead to significant tax savings for restaurants by reclassifying assets for shorter depreciation periods. Restaurants' unique business model, with various functional areas and assets, makes them ideal candidates for cost segregation. By reclassifying assets like kitchen equipment, lighting fixtures, and HVAC systems, restaurants can accelerate depreciation deductions and boost cash flow. Implementing cost segregation involves identifying and classifying assets with the help of professionals to ensure IRS compliance. It can benefit new restaurant constructions, renovations, expansions, and even older restaurants through "look-back" studies. The long-term rewards include amplified profitability, financial flexibility, and the ability to invest in restaurant improvements and marketing. Freese, Peralez, & Associates offers expert assistance in navigating the cost segregation process for restaurants to optimize tax savings and achieve financial success. For more information click the link!

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