Your rental has years of faster write-offs you never claimed
Nobody ran a cost segregation study on your rental in its first year. Some parts of it may qualify for bigger write-offs than you’ve been taking. As your Form 3115 accountant, we work out your missed depreciation and set up the eligible catch-up. You claim that catch-up on a single tax return.
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A Form 3115 accountant for the years you missed
1. Name the year you bought it
Tell us what you paid, what you’ve claimed so far and any big upgrades since. Last year’s return, with its depreciation schedule, is enough to start.
2. We run a look-back study
We study the rental’s past costs, then work out the eligible catch-up for the years you missed. We also prepare your Form 3115.
3. Every change documented
You get the study report, a completed Form 3115, and the notes and photos behind each change.
Reach us at 609-281-8096
Real estate CPAs and EAs in Hainesport, NJ
We work with New Jersey landlords and investors, from a single rental to a large portfolio. Rental owners in other states reach our team by phone and video. We keep depreciation records for each property you own, with a separate set for New Jersey. You keep the same named contact every tax season, reporting to April Moore, EA, Practice Manager.
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What a Form 3115 catch-up costs
We price the work on:
- How long you’ve owned the rental
- The price you paid and the building’s share of it
- Upgrades and repairs since you bought it
- How many properties need a catch-up
- Whether your past depreciation schedules are complete
One rental with complete records and no major upgrades sits at the light end. These are the factors, not a quote.
Bought your rental this year?Our cost segregation study page covers new purchases.
Tell us the year you bought and what you’ve claimed so far. We reply with a fixed quote for the catch-up.
Talk to the rental team: 609-281-8096