Cost Segregation Calculator
Estimate Your First-Year ROI
Estimate your potential first-year tax savings in minutes. Our free Cost Segregation Calculator provides an estimate based on your property’s purchase price, type, and placed-in-service date.

How Does the Cost Segregation Calculator Work?
Simply enter a few details about your property, including the purchase price, property type, placed-in-service year, estimated tax rate, and Tax Rate.
Our Cost Segregation Calculator uses benchmark data from thousands of completed studies on similar properties to estimate the portion of your property’s basis that may qualify for accelerated depreciation, along with your potential first-year depreciation and tax savings.


What does this mean?
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Reclassified to short-life assets (5/7/15 yr)
Estimated using benchmark percentages from our database of similar Cost Segregation studies. For example, a newly built residential rental may average 12% (5-year), 1% (7-year), and 5% (15-year) assets.
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Year 1 depreciation (with cost seg)
Estimated first-year depreciation using the benchmark asset allocation above and current depreciation rules. Actual results may vary based on your property's specific characteristics and tax situation.
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Year 1 depreciation (without cost seg)
Estimated first-year depreciation using the standard IRS depreciation schedule, without reallocating assets through a Cost Segregation study.
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Est. Year 1 additional tax savings
The estimated additional federal tax savings generated by the increased first-year depreciation. This estimate is calculated using the tax rate you entered and represents the potential benefit compared to standard depreciation.
Why choose accelerated depreciation?
Accelerated depreciation doesn't increase the total depreciation you can claim over the life of the property, which changes when you receive those deductions. By claiming a larger deduction earlier, you reduce your tax liability sooner, improving cash flow when it's often most valuable.
The tax savings you receive today can be reinvested into new properties, renovations, business growth, or debt reduction. Because of the time value of money, a dollar saved today is generally worth more than a dollar saved years from now.
For many property owners, improved cash flow today creates opportunities that can generate returns exceeding the value of spreading those same deductions over 27.5 or 39 years.

Cost Segregation Calculator
FAQs From
Our Clients
Why Choose an Engineering-Based Cost Segregation Study?
While our Cost Segregation Calculator provides a helpful estimate, it like many DIY calculators and automated software reports, which relies on standardized templates and benchmark percentages. These tools cannot evaluate your property's unique construction, renovations, building systems, or asset-level details, which may result in missed depreciation opportunities or inaccurate allocations.
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How accurate is the Cost Segregation Calculator?
The calculator provides an estimate using industry averages. Actual tax savings depend on your property's construction, improvements, tax basis, and current tax law.
Can my CPA use your study?
Absolutely. We work closely with CPAs and tax professionals, providing engineering-based study and ongoing implementation support.
Our Process
No Upfront Payment -Invoiced after Delivery and Your CPA Approval
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Request Your Proposal
Provide basic property information so we can estimate your potential tax savings.
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Brief Call with Our Team
Our team reviews your documents and identifies opportunities for accelerated depreciation.
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Site Evaluation
Most studies can be completed remotely using photos and videos, or on-site if needed.
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Study Delivered
Get a detailed report outlining reclassified assets and projected tax savings.

"We work directly with your CPA to determine eligibility for Cost Segregation and address any questions. No deduction, no fee."
— QC Cost Seg
