The schedules and returns
Your fixed asset and depreciation schedules, prior returns, and the closing statements for the properties on them, through a secure upload.
Most commercial depreciation schedules carry the same few errors for years: a building on one line, improvements in the wrong life, retired components still depreciating. A review finds them, and we coordinate the fixes with your CPA.

Most commercial schedules were built at closing, by someone without the engineering detail, and then left alone. A review reads them against what the property actually contains.
| Finding | What it costs | The fix |
|---|---|---|
| Building carried as a single line | Short-life components stuck in a 27.5- or 39-year life | Look-back study with Form 3115 |
| Acquisition never studied | Missed acceleration from the year it was placed in service | Look-back study with Form 3115 |
| Improvements in the wrong life | Qualified improvement property left at 39 years | Reclassification, coordinated with your CPA |
| Retired components still on the schedule | Basis depreciating for assets that no longer exist | Partial disposition analysis |
| Land not separated | Depreciation calculated on basis that includes land | Correction your CPA chooses |
Your fixed asset and depreciation schedules, prior returns, and the closing statements for the properties on them, through a secure upload.
We identify where a study, a look-back or a disposition would change the result, property by property.
Each finding is matched to its fix and worked through with your CPA, who decides how it goes on the return.
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Buildings carried as a single line, land not separated, improvements placed in the wrong recovery period, qualified improvement property missed, retired components still on the schedule, and acquisitions that never had a study.
Each finding is matched to its fix: a look-back study with Form 3115, a partial disposition election, or a correction your CPA chooses. Your CPA decides how it goes on the return.
Yes. Reviews are coordinated with the client's CPA from the start.
No. A review reads the schedules you have and identifies where a study, a look-back or a disposition would change the result. The study is the engineering that follows.
Fixed-fee proposal in 24 to 48 hours.
Estimates are prepared by our Engineering team.
Engineering will review the property and send your written estimate and proposal within 24 to 48 hours.
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