Understanding the latest updates in cost segregation, 45L energy credits, and 179D energy deductions is more crucial than ever. This presentation will equip attendees with the knowledge to enhance financial strategies and maximize investment returns with these updates. Don’t miss the opportunity to transform your investment strategy with expert insights and secure your financial future with the latest tax savings for real estate!

Joni this webinar with Erik Oliver, VP of Channel Partnerships at Cost Segregation Authority, to navigate the complexities of tax legislation and unlock new avenues for investments.

Learning Objectives:

• List the latest updates related to cost segregation and how they can impact real estate investments.


• Identify how to leverage 45L energy credits and 179D energy deductions to reduce your tax liability significantly


• Evaluate how cost segregation can accelerate depreciation, improve cash flow, and increase tax savings


• Outline how a personalized Benefit Analysis can identify substantial savings opportunities for specific projects


• Observe real-life case studies demonstrating the successful application of cost segregation that highlight tangible results and strategic advantages


• Identify how staying updated on tax legislation changes can safeguard and enhance any investment portfolio's profitability

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