A practical CPE course on cost segregation, bonus depreciation, Opportunity Zones, and Qualified Production Property for CPAs advising real estate clients.
This course provides a practical and comprehensive look at how cost segregation and bonus depreciation strategies continue to shape real estate investment decisions following the passage of the "One Big Beautiful Bill." Participants will learn how these tax provisions affect asset classification, depreciation timelines, and overall tax planning for real estate investors.
The course also highlights related incentives and updates to Opportunity Zones and Qualified Production Property, helping CPAs identify potential tax savings and planning opportunities for their clients.
Identify the benefits and appropriate application of cost segregation.
Understand the mechanics and timing of 100% bonus depreciation and its impact on cost segregation.
Recognize capital-gains planning opportunities related to Opportunity Zones.
Identify opportunities for real estate clients to use Qualified Production Property designation.
The course remains available for future scheduling. Contact Maven if your CPA firm or professional group is interested in a session.
Founder, Maven Cost Segregation
Sean explains how cost segregation can accelerate depreciation and support real estate tax planning after recent OBBBA changes. His session focuses on practical application for CPAs serving property owners and investors.
Managing Director, Maven Cost Segregation
Erik brings more than a decade of cost segregation experience and a practical accounting perspective. He has helped property owners and investors identify tax savings and has presented at regional and national industry events.
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