About — Broken Bow Cost Segregation

Editorial standards

Engine-derived numbers only. Every cost-seg figure on this site — the median Year-1 savings, the per-fixture reclassification ratios, the neighborhood land allocations — is the output of running representative Broken Bow properties through the Cost Seg Smart engine. The engine uses RSMeans 2024 base costs, BLS PPI time indexing, county assessor data where reliable, and IRS Pub. 946 + Rev. Proc. 87-56 MACRS classification. Nothing on this site is hand-typed plausible-looking estimates.

Reproducibility. The fixture configuration lives in cities/brokenbow.json on the project's source repo. Any researcher with the same engine inputs would produce the same outputs.

Honest downside framing. We flag market-specific risks where they exist — STR ordinances, state tax addbacks, hold-period assumptions, audit-trigger patterns. Pages don't oversell when the buyer profile is weak.

Cite-with-attribution open data. The /data/ benchmark page is licensed CC-BY 4.0 — journalists, CPAs, and researchers may republish with attribution to "Cost Seg Smart Broken Bow cost segregation benchmarks, 2026."

Disclosure (FTC §255)

Broken Bow Cost Segregation is published by Cost Seg Smart LLC, a cost segregation services provider. This is a clearly disclosed first-party publication, not a fake-independent review site. Where this site compares providers — e.g. on the provider comparison page — Cost Seg Smart is one of the providers compared. We don't claim to be #1 for every customer profile; the "best for" framing reflects each provider's actual sweet spot.

Methodology references

Full engine methodology — component library, multiplier stack, reconciliation, QC validation
Audit defense documentation — what's included with every Cost Seg Smart study
IRS depreciation rules — open reference layer for §168(k), §469, and state conformity

Editorial team

Content on this site is produced by the Cost Seg Smart Research Team. We do not invent fictitious author personas. Where we cite external sources (RSMeans, BLS PPI, county assessor records, IRS publications, state revenue departments), the citation links to the primary source.

Contact

For data questions, interview requests, or corrections: [email protected]. We respond to journalist queries within 48 hours.