Cost Segregation Indiana

Cost Segregation Study Results

The state of Indiana has a diverse economy, a skilled workforce, and some of the most beautiful and productive farm land in the country. The primary driver of Indiana’s economy is manufacturing, with the Calumet region of northwest Indiana being the largest steel producing area in the U.S. Other manufacturers include pharmaceuticals and medical devices, automobiles, electrical equipment, and factory machinery.

The population is largely gathered in the center of the state, in a ten county region making up the Indianapolis Metropolitan Area, with a population approaching 2,000,000. Next largest population centers include Fort Wayne, Evansville and South Bend. Outside of the cities, much of Indiana is given over to crop production. Corn and soybeans are the major cash crops, with a secondary consideration given to melons, tomatoes, and popping corn. The proximity to large urban centers (Indianapolis, Chicago, etc.) makes crop transportation easy and affordable.

The Hoosier State is a frequent stop for O’Connor’s cost segregation experts. We find ourselves most often in the Indianapolis area, but work consistently throughout the state. Whether in the north around South Bend or Fort Wayne, way down south in Evansville, our out west in Terre Haute, we can provide cost segregation services second to none!

Sample of Actual Study Results