
Your accountant probably can’t get you these breaks. We can.
Our cost segregation and tax incentive services help our clients keep every possible penny from falling to the city.
Tax Incentive Maximization
Cut operational expenses.
We constantly monitor every obscure city agency web database so you get informed the instant a tenant complaint or violation gets posted.
Secure better financing deals.
Get multiple reminders so you never miss a hearing. Stay on top of permit and certification expirations so renewal can be friction-free.
Make your properties more attractive to the market.
Get multiple reminders so you never miss a hearing. Stay on top of permit and certification expirations so renewal can be friction-free.
Over the course of three decades, NYC property owners have saved hundreds of millions of dollars through our tax incentive maximization strategies. The unique relationships we’ve diligently cultivated with agencies like HPD, DHCR and the NYC Department of Finance give us a unique advantage in this obscure corner of NYC tax law.
Let us make our advantage yours.

The benefits
421-A
Benefits primarily newly constructed buildings containing four or more dwelling units.
MCI
Allows landlords to recoup the cost of building-wide capital improvement expenditures.
ICIP/ICAP
Benefits newly constructed or modernized commercial or industrial properties. It is absolutely vital that applications for such programs be filed prior to obtaining any permits.
J-51
Provides tax advantages for rehabilitating or performing major capital improvements in residential properties, or converting properties from commercial to residential status.

Cost Segregation
Constructed, purchased or remodeled NYC property? Claim highly-specialized tax benefits to increase your cash flow.
Your accountant may not realize that project-related costs currently classified as real property can be reclassified into a less costly category for both federal and state tax purposes.
Your accountant can’t run the complex cost segregation study needed to isolate your construction costs that fit the IRS’s requirements and save you significant money.
What types of buildings qualify?














