The Practice of Cost Segregation Analysis: Maximizing Tax Bennefits for Building Acquisitions and Construction: 60 (RSMeans)

This book does a good job walking you through the process of cost segregation. Lots of information to decipher

A good book that help simplify the topic of Cost Segregation.

Very good. Covers all bases and in language that 'non-tax' professionals in construction/property sectors can also read and understand. This is the real value of this text, for people (i.e. Cost Consultants, Quantity Surveyors, etc.) with no tax credentials but who are curious to understand what we 'tax folk' are 'on about', this text is a must read (without being too technical). A good text to 'join the dots' between Cost Consultants/QS and tax professionals. Hard cover is excellent, as too the 'inter-active' web site reference. So popular is this text with my non-tax colleagues, that one inter-State based senior executive "borrowed" the book (a few months ago), requests for its return politely declined (for now). The CCH text is also very good and better suited to tax professionals keen to read legilsative references and case law. Both texts are very worthy acquisitions (as are others, I'm sure).

This book is really detailed and is useful for real estate professionals who counsel their clients on how to increase cash-flow to their investments. No other book around provides the detail and instruction that this one provides. Bravo to the authors.