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In this episode of Accounting in the Wild, Jason is joined once again by Randy Eickhoff of Acena Consulting for a real-world discussion on two powerful tax strategies for real estate investors and building designers: cost segregation and the Section 179D deduction.
They explore:
- What Section 179D is and who qualifies
- How cost segregation works and when it makes sense
- IRS audit considerations and Form 3115 catch-up strategies
- The surprising connection between 179D, cost seg, and the R&D credit
- Why these strategies are about more than just tax savings—they’re cash flow tools
Whether you're a tax pro, real estate investor, or just tax-curious, this episode will give you practical insights into using the tax code to your advantage.
🔗 Learn more about Randy’s firm at acenaconsulting.com
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