Texas · Cost segregation
Cost Segregation in Texas
No state income tax.
Texas has no state income tax, so your cost-segregation deductions deliver their full federal benefit with no state-level add-back to manage.
Texas at a glance
- Bonus-depreciation conformity
- No state income tax
- §179 treatment
- Does not allow §179 (no state income tax)
- §1250 recapture
- No state income tax — no state-level recapture
- Top individual rate
- No state income tax
- State return form
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How cost segregation works
Cost segregation reclassifies parts of a building into shorter recovery classes (5-, 7-, and 15-year property) instead of depreciating everything over 27.5 or 39 years. That front-loads your deductions — and federal can let you write off much of the reclassified basis in year one. How much of that benefit also flows through at the state level depends on Texas’s conformity rules above.
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