Maximize Tax Savings with Expert Cost Segregation Services | O’Connor
Unlock the full potential of your commercial or residential investment property with professional Cost Segregation services from O’Connor — one of the nation’s leading property tax consulting and cost segregation firms. Cost segregation is a powerful IRS-approved tax strategy that allows property owners to accelerate depreciation deductions, significantly reduce taxable income, and increase cash flow in the early years of property ownership.
Whether you own an office building, multifamily complex, retail space, or rental home, O’Connor’s cost segregation specialists perform detailed engineering-based studies to identify and reclassify assets into shorter recovery periods (5, 7, and 15 years instead of 27.5 or 39 years). This process enables you to recover investment costs faster and maximize returns on your property.
Our cost segregation experts combine in-depth IRS knowledge, proven methodologies, and decades of experience to ensure your study meets all compliance standards. The benefits extend beyond immediate tax savings — property owners can also improve ROI, enhance after-tax cash flow, and plan for future capital investments more efficiently.
At O’Connor, we go beyond basic depreciation analysis. We help clients across the U.S. with comprehensive tax reduction strategies, audit defense support, and reclassification opportunities that uncover hidden savings. Our team has conducted thousands of successful cost segregation studies, resulting in millions of dollars in deferred taxes and increased liquidity for investors, developers, and business owners.
Whether you are acquiring, constructing, or renovating a property, cost segregation can make a measurable difference in your bottom line. Don’t leave money on the table — let O’Connor’s experts guide you through the process of leveraging tax codes to your advantage and optimizing your property investments.
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