
Overview
Additional Tax Strategies
Beyond cost segregation, CORE leverages its 20-year experience and credentials to look across the tax code for what else is available. Disposition of replaced assets, property tax position, and the timing of deductions across entities and tax years.

Additional studies
Why CORE is the best choice to maximize deductions and bonus depreciation
Additional real estate tax strategies that can be added to your cost segregation engagement, based on property type and situation. Based on your purchase or new build, our engineering and tax team will determine whether you are a good match for these:
- Partial Asset Disposition (PAD) Study
- Land Allocation Study (LAS)
- Qualified Improvement Property (QIP) Study
- Property Tax Appeal
- Fixtures, Furniture and Equipment (FF&E) Study
- Energy Tax Incentives (179D / 45L)
Which of these apply is determined during discovery, on the property and the entity structure. Not assumed.
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Q&A
Questions, answered
The detail behind this service, one line each until you open it.
Read the guide: Are You Leaving Money on the Table? The Four Incentives We Check First →Do I need a cost segregation study before any of these apply?
Most of them build on one, but not all. A property tax appeal or a partial asset disposition can stand on its own. CORE looks at the whole portfolio and tells you which apply, and which do not.
How do you decide which studies fit my portfolio?
Property type, whether it was purchased or newly built, what renovations are planned, and how the entities are structured. It is assessed in discovery, not picked off a menu.
Can these be added after my cost segregation study is finished?
Yes, for most of them. The exception is timing-sensitive: a disposition study is worth far more when it is identified before a renovation, while the asset being removed can still be quantified.
Is each one priced separately?
Each is scoped and priced for the engagement before anything is added. Nothing gets bolted on without being quoted first.
Anything I should know before starting?
- What applies depends entirely on the portfolio and the entity structure, so this begins early in the discovery phase rather than as a fixed scope.


