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Tax-adjusted cash-on-cash return measures the annual return on your invested capital after accounting for taxes, rather than before. It reflects what you actually keep, not just what the property generates.

Throughout our website we calculate the tax-adjusted Coc ROI using the highest federal tax bracket to provide a conservative and consistent comparison across scenarios. Actual results will vary based on each investor’s individual tax situation.

This calculation factors in deductions such as mortgage interest, operating expenses, and depreciation, which can significantly reduce taxable income. Because real estate allows for non-cash deductions like depreciation, investors often retain more of their cash flow than a standard pre-tax return would suggest.