Our Team
Zawwad Ul Sami, Founder
Zawwad Ul Sami is the founder of WeCostSeg, a founder-led cost segregation firm serving real estate investors across the US. He focuses on strategy, pricing, and the firm's overall direction.
Engineering Reviewer
Every WeCostSeg study is reviewed by a credentialed engineer. The reviewer role for this position is not yet publicly named on the site. Until named, articles routed to this role default to the founder byline with a disclosure that engineering review accompanies every published study.
Tax and Compliance Lead
Articles touching IRC Section 168(k), Reg. 1.469-1T(e)(3)(ii), Section 469(c)(7), Form 3115, and state-specific bonus depreciation conformity are reviewed by a tax-credentialed reviewer. This role is not yet publicly named on the site. Until named, those articles default to the founder byline with a disclosure that tax review accompanies the article.
Why we are transparent about unfilled roles
We refuse to fabricate author names. Filling these roles publicly is one of our top priorities for site E-E-A-T. Until they are filled, the disclosure is the honest answer.
Frequently asked questions
- Who is the founder of WeCostSeg?
- Zawwad Ul Sami is the founder of WeCostSeg. He is the person you reach on WhatsApp. WeCostSeg operates as a founder-led firm inside the Topslice LLC holding company. Every free proposal response is engineer-reviewed and returned within four business hours during US Eastern hours. There are no account managers or intake staff between the client and the founder.
- Who reviews WeCostSeg cost segregation studies?
- Every WeCostSeg study is reviewed and signed by a credentialed engineer. Engineer review is required by Principal Element 1 of a Quality Cost Segregation Study in Chapter 4 of IRS Publication 5653. The engineering reviewer role is not yet publicly named on the site. Articles routed to this role default to the founder byline with a disclosure that engineering review accompanies every published study.
- Can I contact the founder directly?
- Yes. WhatsApp is the fastest path to the founder. Property details, photos, closing statements, and timing constraints can all be shared over WhatsApp. Email goes to the founder at the address in the footer. Responses arrive within four business hours during US Eastern hours (Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm US Eastern).
- Who reviews tax and compliance content on the site?
- Articles touching IRC Section 168(k), Reg. 1.469-1T(e)(3)(ii), Section 469(c)(7), Form 3115, and state-specific bonus depreciation conformity are reviewed by a tax-credentialed reviewer. This role is not yet publicly named on the site. Until named, those articles default to the founder byline with a disclosure that tax review accompanies the article.
- Why does WeCostSeg disclose unfilled reviewer roles?
- WeCostSeg refuses to fabricate author names. The engineering reviewer and tax compliance reviewer roles are real reviewers on every study, but they are not yet publicly named on the site. Filling these two roles publicly is one of the top priorities for site E-E-A-T. The transparent disclosure is the honest interim answer while recruiting continues.
- How many engineers are on the WeCostSeg team?
- WeCostSeg operates as a founder-led firm with a compact author roster at launch. Every study receives one credentialed engineer review before the founder signs off. As additional engineering and tax-compliance reviewers are named publicly, their bylines will appear on the pages they review. Names appear only when a reviewer is contractually engaged and consents to public attribution.
- What company owns WeCostSeg?
- WeCostSeg is a brand of Topslice LLC, a US holding company. Topslice LLC is the contracting entity on engagement letters and the entity that issues the five-year written audit defense on every study. The Topslice LLC EIN appears on all engagement documents and W-9s issued to CPAs for the CPA Coordination Protocol handoff.