Cost Segregation Study

Cost Segregation Studies in Connecticut

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Connecticut: Does Not Conform

Connecticut Bonus Depreciation Rules

Does not allow bonus depreciation for state purposes. Requires addback of federal bonus depreciation.

Important for Connecticut property owners: While you still get the full federal benefit of cost segregation (100% bonus depreciation on your federal return), Connecticut does not conform to federal bonus depreciation for state tax purposes. A cost segregation study is still highly valuable — most of the savings come from the federal deduction.

Top 5 Property Types We Analyze in Connecticut

1Multi-Family
2Office
3Retail
4Medical Office
5Warehouse

These are the property categories we see most often from Connecticut investors. CaliberSeg supports all 14 property types — if yours isn't listed here, it's still covered.

Typical Connecticut Property Values We See

Average basis range: $1.2M–$4M+

Properties here command premium basis, which typically produces higher absolute reclassification dollars — and larger first-year tax savings — than lower-cost markets.

How Cost Segregation Works for Connecticut Properties

A cost segregation study identifies building components that can be depreciated over 5, 7, or 15 years instead of the standard 27.5 years (residential) or 39 years (commercial). Common reclassifiable components include flooring, cabinetry, electrical wiring, plumbing fixtures, HVAC distribution, parking lots, landscaping, and site improvements.

With 100% bonus depreciation permanently restored by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, Connecticut property owners can deduct the entire reclassified amount in the year of purchase. On a typical $1M commercial property, this means $200,000–$400,000 in accelerated deductions — translating to $70,000–$150,000 in income tax savings at a 37% marginal rate.

Connecticut Cost Segregation FAQ

Does Connecticut allow bonus depreciation on cost segregation studies?

Connecticut does not conform to federal bonus depreciation. You still receive the full federal benefit (typically the majority of total savings), but must compute state depreciation under Connecticut's rules. Your CPA handles this; our report provides the data they need.

How long does a Connecticut cost segregation study take?

Standard delivery is 5 business days from the time you complete your intake questionnaire and uploads. Rush 48-hour delivery is available for an additional $995. No site visit required — everything is done remotely from your uploaded photos and documents.

What does a cost segregation study cost for my Connecticut property?

Fixed pricing: $3,995 for properties under $1.5M (Essential), $5,995 for $1.5M–$3M (Professional), $7,995 for $3M–$7M (Premier). Hotels and properties over $7M route to our custom-quoted Elite tier. No hourly billing. No proposals. No sales calls.

I bought my Connecticut property years ago — can I still benefit?

Yes. A Lookback Study ($1,495 add-on) with IRS Form 3115 lets you claim all missed accelerated depreciation from prior years as a single catch-up deduction in the current tax year. No amended returns required.

Cost Segregation Studies by City

Hartford, CTStamford, CTNew Haven, CTBridgeport, CT

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