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Pacific
Cost Segregation is dedicated to delivering fully supportable
studies performed by experienced tax professionals who are familiar
with the relevant case law and rulings. Our team combines the talents
of professionals with engineering valuation experience, CPA and tax
experience, industry knowledge, and accounting skills. This forms the
perfect blend of tax professionals necessary to maximize the benefits
of an engineering based cost segregation study. At Pacific Cost Segregation,
we combine over 35 years of expertise in the cost segregation practice,
with “Big 4” accounting and valuation experience.
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Glenn Beitl is a Principal and co-founder of Pacific
Cost Segregation (PCS), and has been actively involved in the cost segregation
business since 1985. He has conducted numerous cost segregation studies
on a wide variety of nationally recognized clients including Fortune
500 companies. He has performed projects in various industries ranging
in size from small tenant improvements to over $1 billion in construction
costs. Mr. Beitl’s vast expertise in construction cost engineering and
knowledge of applicable tax law has resulted in substantial tax depreciation
benefits for his clients.
Mr. Beitl’s prior experience includes serving as the West Region Director
of Cost Segregation with The Schonbraun McCann Group (a subsidiary of
FTI Consulting), and Director of Navigant Consulting, Inc.’s Cost Segregation
Fixed Assets practice in Los Angeles. Previously he held a leadership
position within PricewaterhouseCoopers’ Fixed Assets Solutions Team
where he served for six years on the firm’s National Cost Segregation
Leadership Committee. Mr. Beitl also co-instructed the “Income Tax Strategies
for Fixed Assets and Cost Segregation Studies” seminar at the yearly
Tax Leadership Conference. While at Arthur Consulting Group, Mr. Beitl
managed a wide range of cost segregation projects and was also instrumental
in the design of their proprietary cost segregation software.
Mr. Beitl holds a B.S. in
Industrial Engineering, Construction Management from California State
University of Long Beach and is a Senior Member of the American Society
of Cost Segregation Professionals (ASCSP). Mr. Beitl held affiliate
memberships with the International Conference of Building Officials,
and the Associated General Contractors.
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Phillip
Son, CPA
Partner / Co-founder – Pacific Cost Segregation
Los Angeles, California
(626) 252-7287 psoncpa@pacseg.com
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Phillip Son is a Partner and co-founder of Pacific
Cost Segregation (PCS) and has over 8 years of experience in the taxation
and accounting fields. He specializes in commercial fixed asset management
with an emphasis in cost segregation for acquired and self-constructed
assets.
Mr. Son’s previous experience includes serving as Regional Manager of
Cost Segregation at The Schonbraun McCann Group (a subsidiary of FTI
Consulting), and Manager at Navigant Consulting, Inc.’s Los Angeles
based Cost Segregation practice. While at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP,
he was a tax professional specializing in the Cost Segregation and Property
Tax fields.
Mr. Son has instructed Cost
Segregation training seminars and authored articles on the benefits
of a cost segregation study. He has provided tax savings advice which
has benefited his clients and has been featured in publications such
as the Korean American Society of CPAs.
Mr. Son’s Cost Segregation experience is in various industries including;
retail and retail developers, restaurant, hotel and hospitality, gaming,
food products manufacturing, sports venues, financial institutions,
commercial office and tenant leaseholds, Real Estate Investment Trusts
(R.E.I.T.), and the pharmaceutical / Biotech industries.
Mr. Son holds a B.A. in Economics
and Operations Research from Columbia University, a M.S. in Taxation
from Golden Gate University and is a Certified Public Accountant in
California. He is a senior member of the American Society of Cost Segregation
Professionals, and a member of AICPA and CalCPA.
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