OnPoint Fast - Rule-of-Thumb Cost Seg Estimator

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Project Information

Project Address

Property Type Reason for Cost Segregation Study Placed In Service / Purchase Date

Bonus %: –

Already Depreciating??

No Yes

Exact Convention (mid-month baseline) ?

Additional Information Link

Cost & Basis

Purchase Price ($) Land % Land Cost ($)

Assessed Land Value ($)

Total Assessed Value ($)

Land % = Assessed Land ÷ Total Assessed. Land Cost auto-fills when both are entered.

Add’l Improvements ($)? Exchange/Other $ Used ($)?

Net Dep. Basis Auto

Purchase − Land + Capex − Exchange/Other

Estimated Allocation & First-Pass Tax Benefit

Depreciable Basis $ –

Year 1 Bonus % – %

Scen.	Total 5 & 15 Yr Assets Bonus-Eligible $	% of Basis Short-Term	Remaining Assets Dep. Basis minus 5 & 15 Yr	Year 1 Total Depreciation Cost Seg Est. $	Year 1 Additional Depreciation Cost Seg vs. Straight-Line
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Estimated Allocation & First-Pass Tax Benefit

Depreciable Basis $ –

Year 1 Bonus % – %

Scen.	Total 5 & 15 Yr Assets Bonus-Eligible $	% of Basis Short-Term	Remaining Assets Dep. Basis minus 5 & 15 Yr	Year 1 Total Depreciation Cost Seg Est. $	Year 1 Additional Depreciation Cost Seg vs. Straight-Line
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Owner & Tax Information

Owner

Owner Name Entity Type Owner Address

Tax Rates

Federal Rate % State Rate %

Effective Rate Auto

Contact Information

Primary Contact

Contact Name Title Phone Email Notes

Tables & Charts Tab 2

Two charts are shown: Depreciation (Chart 1) and Tax Benefit (Chart 2). Straight Line is always displayed. Select one or more accelerated scenarios to compare.

Cost Segregation Provider

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Scenario	Bonus-Eligible Basis (Estimated Total $)	Bonus Depreciation Taken (Year 1, Estimated $)
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Note: Chart/Table Year‑1 depreciation values reflect total Year‑1 deductions under each method (bonus + remaining MACRS + long‑life). They are not “bonus depreciation” alone.

Cost Seg Scenarios ?

Conservative Expected Aggressive

Chart Options Show Cost Seg (No Bonus)

Line Bar

Years Shown

Chart 1 — Depreciation (Estimated Total $)

Values are shown in the tax year they are taken. Catch-up is shown in the Catch-up Year (Change Year).

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Chart 2 — Tax Benefit (Estimated Total $)

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Chart 3 — Additional Over Straight-Line ($) (Cost Seg − Straight-Line)

View: Depreciation Tax Benefit

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Rule-of-Thumb Estimate Only. Allocation percentages are modeled ranges derived from IRS ATG published benchmarks and industry study data — not a formal engineering-based cost segregation study. Actual results will vary. See Methodology tab for full disclaimer.

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OnPoint Cost Segregation Specialist:

OnPoint Preliminary Estimate of Cost Segregation Tax Benefits

Report Summary

Date of Estimate: November 24, 2025

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Project Address

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Purchase/Cost

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Purchase/In Service Date

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Tax Year

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Property Type

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Depreciable Life (Yrs)

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Project Overview & Estimated Benefits

How Cost Segregation Helps
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Why This May Be a Good Fit
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What This Estimate Shows Based on available information and preliminary assumptions, approximately — to — of the property may be reclassified into shorter‑life assets eligible for accelerated depreciation. If a study were completed and applied in tax year —, the estimated Year‑1 income tax savings for — would be approximately — to —. Of that amount, — to — reflects the estimated increase over standard straight‑line depreciation for —.

How We Support the Process
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If you’d like, we can prepare a formal proposal to quantify and document the opportunity through an engineering‑based cost segregation study.

Note: This is a preliminary planning estimate based on the inputs provided and high‑level assumptions. Final allocations, depreciation schedules, and any filing approach should be confirmed through a formal study and reviewed with your CPA or tax advisor.

Key Metrics & Estimated Year‑1 Tax Impact

Prior Year(s) Depreciation

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Project Basis & Assumptions

Depreciable Basis (Purchase Price minus Land Value)

$—

Bonus Depreciation % Allowed

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Effective Income Tax Rate

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Year 1 — Cost Segregation Benefit

Conservative

High-End

Short-Life Basis Allocated (5 & 15-yr)

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Total Depreciation Deduction (including Straight-Line)

$—

Standard Straight-Line Depreciation

$—

Additional Deduction Over Straight-Line

$—

Estimated Year-1 Tax Savings

$—

Note: Total Depreciation Deduction values include bonus depreciation on short-life assets (where applicable), accelerated MACRS on any remaining short-life basis, and straight-line depreciation on remaining long-life property. Tax savings reflect the estimated income tax benefit realized in Year 1, calculated using the Effective Income Tax Rate. Rule-of-Thumb Estimate — Not a Formal Engineering Study. Allocation percentages are modeled ranges calibrated to IRS ATG (Pub. 5653) benchmarks. Actual results depend on a formal engineering-based cost segregation study and qualified tax advice.

Chart 1 — Depreciation

Chart 2 — Tax Benefit

Chart 3 — Additional Over Straight-Line ($) (Cost Seg − Straight-Line)

Tax Benefit

Estimator Assumptions & Methodology

⚠ Rule-of-Thumb Estimate — Important Limitations
The IRS Audit Technique Guide (Pub. 5653) explicitly identifies rule-of-thumb approaches as the least reliable cost segregation methodology and notes they are subject to greater IRS scrutiny. This estimate uses allocation percentages calibrated to IRS ATG benchmarks and published industry study data. It is provided for prospect qualification and feasibility planning only — not as a basis for filing tax returns or replacing an engineering-based cost segregation study.

Depreciable Basis

Purchase/Project Cost − Land + Capitalized Improvements
Land is non-depreciable

1031 / Carryover Basis

Carryover basis remains depreciable
Carryover basis is generally not bonus-eligible
This estimate models carryover as long-life basis (conservative)

Allocation Approach

Rule-of-thumb ranges calibrated to IRS ATG benchmarks and published study data — not an engineering-based study; the IRS identifies rule-of-thumb as the least reliable cost segregation methodology
Scenarios (Low/Med/High) reflect conservative to more accelerated assumptions
Basis is split into 5-year, 15-year, and 27.5/39-year property

Bonus Depreciation

Applied only to new 5-year and 15-year property when available
Not applied to 1031 carryover basis

Year 1 Depreciation

Bonus (if applicable) + MACRS on 5/15-year remainder
Straight-line on long-life (27.5 or 39 years)
Compared to a straight-line baseline for the same life

Prior Depreciation / Method Change (If Selected)

Shows incremental acceleration assuming prior straight-line depreciation was claimed
Actual reporting may vary based on prior schedules and conventions

Tax Rate

Uses Federal + State combined rate (simplified; ignores deductibility/limitations)

Note: Results are rule-of-thumb estimates for prospect qualification and planning. Actual allocations require a formal engineering-based cost segregation study and will vary based on property-specific components, documentation, and applicable tax law.

Important Notes: This is a rule-of-thumb estimate for prospect qualification and planning only. Allocation percentages are calibrated to IRS ATG benchmarks and published study data, but have not been validated against an engineering inspection of this specific property. The IRS Audit Technique Guide (Pub. 5653) identifies rule-of-thumb cost segregation approaches as the least reliable methodology and subject to greater scrutiny.

Actual asset classifications, depreciation schedules, and tax outcomes are determined through a formal engineering‑based cost segregation study and may vary based on property specifics, documentation, and applicable tax law. Tax laws and bonus depreciation provisions are subject to change.

OnPoint Fast LLC does not provide legal or tax advice. Please review these projections with your CPA or tax advisor to confirm how they apply to your specific circumstances.

Notes

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RFQ

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OnPoint Cost Segregation Specialist

OnPoint Fast LLC

Cost Segregation Services

Project Address

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Owner Name

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Owner Address

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Property Type

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Reason for Cost Segregation Study

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Additional Information

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Placed In Service / Purchase Date

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Tax Year

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Already Depreciating?

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Catch up year

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Form 3115 Completed By

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Purchase Price / Total Project Cost ($)

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Land Cost

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Additional Capital Improvements

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Exchange/Other $ Used

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Depreciable Basis

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Effective Income Tax Rate % (Federal + State)

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Primary Parking Type

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Interior Finish Level

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Sitework Intensity (parking, lighting, landscaping)

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⚡ GreenZip Non-Load-Bearing Wall System

Yes

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What happens next?
A member of the OnPoint team will review your request, confirm engagement details, and provide a formal proposal or schedule a call.

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