Engineered Tax Services

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We are a national tax credit and incentives firm specializing in deductions for Real Estate investors and Business Owners designing new products.

Why Engineered Tax Services? Engineered Tax Services (ETS) is a qualified professional engineering firm that has its own licensed engineers, including LEED accredited professionals, CPAs and tax experts, and industry experts on staff. We marry the science of engineering with the principles of tax and accounting to arrive at financial solutions that result in increased cash flow, minimized tax paym

09/08/2026

Join us September 16 for our Affiliate Webinar: R&D Fundamentals + Mid-Year Roundtable.

First half: R&D Tax Credit fundamentals. How the credit works, which activities qualify, which industries and client profiles come up most often, and where the current guidance sits.

Second half: a mid-year roundtable. An open conversation about what partners across our CPA and real estate network are actually seeing this year. Trends, updates, and where referral opportunities are showing up.

Hosted by the ETS team, who work with CPA firms and real estate professionals nationwide, so the roundtable half draws on a lot of field data.

CPE eligible, with live Q&A.

→ Register today: https://meet.zoho.com/ycri-yrj-snc

09/08/2026

Meet Joey Novotny, Senior Quality Control Engineer at ETS.

Joey joined ETS in 2020 and today helps ensure compliance and accuracy across our team’s cost segregation studies. His favorite part of being at ETS is the people he works with, and he also values the broad range of projects and relationships he’s developed with clients.

When he’s not working, Joey is all about spending time with his family, enjoying the Florida sunshine, playing sports at the beach, golfing, playing tennis, and heading out for runs with his son.

We’re grateful to have Joey on our team and appreciate everything he brings to ETS.

Hear more from Joey in our latest Meet the Team video. 👏

09/06/2026

A new addition to the ETS family!

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Two things land on September 15. Third quarter estimated tax payments, and extended partnership and S corporation returns.

September 30 closes extended trust and estate returns.

October 15 closes extended individual and C corp returns.

If you have a client who bought, built, or renovated property this year, that extended return is the last clean chance to get a cost segregation study reflected in it. After that you're looking at an amended return or a Form 3115, which is doable but a lot more work for everyone.

Worth a look before the calendar decides for you.

Send us a message if you want us to check whether a property is a candidate. It's usually a short conversation.

09/03/2026

When a client asks who they should use for a cost seg study and you hand them three names, you've technically answered.

But that's not what they asked.

They wanted to know who you trust. A list turns a trust moment into a research project, and now they're doing homework instead of taking your advice.

With ETS behind your firm, the answer becomes "I've got a team for that." Same question. Completely different client experience.

→ See how the partnership works: https://shorturl.at/yzwT4

09/01/2026

Last chance to register! ⏰ Real estate pros, this one is built for you.

Tomorrow, September 2, Mike D'Onofrio is walking through cost segregation from your side of the table. Not the accounting version. The version you can actually use in a client conversation.

He'll cover what a study does for a property owner, which building types and client situations are the best candidates, and how spotting those opportunities inside your current book turns into a referral pipeline for your business. He's also hitting the recent tax law changes real estate professionals should have on their radar.

Live Q&A at the end, so come with questions.

Free to attend, and everyone who signs up gets the replay.
https://meet.zoho.com/cqwi-hsv-cwk

Photos from Engineered Tax Services's post 08/31/2026

Here's what Wednesday's session actually covers.

Cost segregation explained from a real estate perspective. How accelerated depreciation works and why property owners care about it. Which property types and client situations make the strongest candidates. How to recognize a referral opportunity inside relationships you already have. What working with ETS looks like start to finish. Plus the recent tax law changes worth knowing about.

Mike D'Onofrio is hosting. He works with real estate professionals across the country building these referral partnerships, so he's seen what lands with clients and what doesn't.

Wednesday, September 2. Free, with live Q&A.

Register to attend: https://meet.zoho.com/cqwi-hsv-cwk

08/29/2026

If you're reading this, you may be one of two people: you already own real estate and you've got a feeling you're overpaying, or you're a high earner looking for a legit way to keep more of what you make, and real estate keeps coming up. Both are exactly who I help. I'm Heidi, I do this for a living, and I own rentals myself, so it's not theory.

→ Get a free property analysis: https://shorturl.at/JdIFa

08/27/2026

Real estate pros, this one is built for you.

On September 2, Mike D'Onofrio is walking through cost segregation from your side of the table. Not the accounting version. The version you can actually use in a client conversation.

He'll cover what a study does for a property owner, which building types and client situations are the best candidates, and how spotting those opportunities inside your current book turns into a referral pipeline for your business. He's also hitting the recent tax law changes real estate professionals should have on their radar.

Live Q&A at the end, so come with questions.

Free to attend, and everyone who signs up gets the replay.
https://meet.zoho.com/cqwi-hsv-cwk

08/27/2026

Let's make it real. A physician, big W-2, big tax bill, not much time, buys one short-term rental. They run the bookings, so they materially participate. A cost seg study plus bonus depreciation gives them a large first-year deduction, and because it's a short-term rental they're involved in, that loss goes right against their salary. One property, structured right, can knock a six-figure chunk off taxable income.

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