What is the property address?
When was the property placed in service?
Usually the purchase date of the property.
What are the purchase price and land value?
Separate the building from the land so the estimate only uses the part of the purchase that can be depreciated.
Type of Structure
Select the primary residential structure type.
Is this a long-term or short-term rental?
Usually leased by the month or longer.
Usually rented for shorter guest stays.
Were furnishings included in purchase?
Were there renovations before it was placed in service?
What is your tax rate?
Enter the filing year you expect to use for this estimate.
What type of construction is the building?
Select the nearest construction style.
What best describes the flooring?
Choose the option that covers most of the property.
Number of Stories
Your Estimated First Year Benefit
What the range means: this is a reasonable early estimate based on the details entered so far. A full study gives us the data needed to narrow it. It is not a guaranteed result, but it is the range we are fairly confident in before reviewing the property in detail.
This estimate is preliminary and not a guaranteed tax result. Actual depreciation treatment and tax benefit depend on property facts, basis, tax year, elections, passive activity limitations, documentation, and CPA review.
Year-one benefit pattern
A rough midpoint view of the extra first-year depreciation, followed by the later taper.
ESTIMATED NET TAX SAVINGS: $11,336
*Net savings is a rough year-one range using the effective tax rate entered above. The range reflects the estimate margin before a full study is completed.
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