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What Happens if the IRS Audits my Cost Segregation?

Let’s Look at Our Background and Qualifications

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We have provided cost segregation services across the United States for over 20 years.

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We have completed and delivered over 10,000 cost segregation reports to our clients.

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We have never changed a cost segregation report, even in the face of IRS questioning. We stand by our reports and facts.

Let’s Look at Our Background and Qualifications

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If a client is being investigated by the IRS over a cost segregation report, we will perform a site visit and update our report free of charge.

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After a site visit, our reports are not only improved, but the level of savings is often higher than the initial finding.

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We will work alongside your CPA or tax preparer to resolve any IRS issues, and continue to work until the issue is put to rest.

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We will support our clients in disputes with the IRS. This is something akin to unofficial “audit insurance.”

How Can O’Connor be so Confident?

While many other tax services or property firms may make similar claims, we have the history and reputation to back it up. Not only are we one of the largest property tax consulting firmss in the United States, but we have been in the business for over 50 years. We are one of the pioneers of cost segregation and have been doing it since it was seen as an esoteric trick that few commercial property owners knew about. We stand by our preliminary analysis as well, and they often come in 10% than the final results we deliver to our clients.

The O’Connor name is not the only reputable association we can confidently reference. Our personnel are some of the most experienced and qualified in the business. Many of our appraisers have been assessing property for over 30 years. They may be experts in cost segregation, but our appraisers have also done over 50,000 reports on different property matters. When Hurricane Harvey ravaged the city of Houston, we performed casualty and loss appraisals across the city, eventually totaling over 4,300. We did this on top of our usual business.

It can seem like cost segregation is some kind of mystery, but the truth is that it is a simple concept:

1. Every short-life and long-life asset must be determined and cataloged.

2. After factoring in depreciation, the current value of an asset must be determined.

3. The findings must then be summed up in a professional cost segregation report.