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and Act 22 the Act to Promote the Relocation of Individual Investors to Puerto Rico. Act 20 and Act 22 were enacted in Puerto Rico in 2012 to promote the exportation of services by companies and individuals providing such services from Puerto Rico and the relocation of high-net-worth individuals to Puerto Rico.
73 of 2008, known as the Economic Incentives Act for the Development of Puerto Rico, was established to provide the adequate environment and opportunities to continue developing a local industry, offer an attractive tax proposal, attract direct foreign investment and promote economic development and social betterment
The IRS considers most forms of compensation, including employee incentives, as taxable income. Cash bonuses, gift cards, and non-cash rewards like merchandise or travel typically fall under income tax and payroll taxes.
25% tax credit on purchases of products that are manufactured in Puerto Rico. 4% income tax for industrial development. 100% tax exemption on excise taxes on certain materials and equipment.
These incentives are particularly attractive to U.S. citizens who move to Puerto Rico because: They do no need residency permits; Their Puerto Rico income is exempt from U.S. federal and state income taxes; They get to keep benefits such as Medicare and Social Security; and.
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This law establishes the Electric Power Authority of Puerto Rico (Autoridad de Energa Elctrica de Puerto Rico), which was created to preserve, develop and use, and to assist in the conservation, development and utilization of water and energy sources in country.
Act 20 provides tax incentives for companies that establish and expand their export services businesses in Puerto Rico. Under Act 20, income from eligible services rendered for the benefit of non-resident individuals or foreign entities (Export Services Income, or EIS) is taxed at a reduced tax rate of 4 percent.
Act 73-2008, as amended, known as the Economic Incentives for the Development of Puerto Rico Act (Act 73) was created by the Puerto Rico government to promote economic development by providing tax exemptions to businesses. Act 73 benefits include: 4% fixed income tax rate on eligible income.

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