Why I moved to Puerto Rico
- DANGER in moving to Puerto Rico for Act 22, Act 60 tax incentives. It’s no longer a worthwhile option due to the recent amendments which are an unjust, underhanded backdoor tax to the Individual Investors Act which violates the spirit and intent of the decrees meant to ENCOURAGE people to move to PR
- Puerto Rico violated your tax Act 22 Individual Investors Act decree? Donate to the Class Action Lawsuit to prevent the Puerto Rican Government from circumventing the contractual decrees with their backdoor tax. $5000 Annual Compliance Filing Fee Tax is in violation of the contracts, must be overturned in court.
- Tax Act 20 of 2012, Tax Act 22 of 2012, are the reasons why I moved Puerto Rico
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- 20/22 Act Society’s foundation raises nearly $1 million for Puerto Rican charities
- Study: Tax Incentives Generated Thousands of Jobs, more Expected, as a result of Act 20, Act 22, Individual Investors having moved to Puerto Rico, hiring thousands of Puerto Ricans in high paying jobs
- Investors under Act 22 Create $56,647 Endowment for Centros Sor Isolina Ferré 2-1-16 Caribbean Business
- John Paulson Says He’s Still Considering Move to Puerto Rico 2-11-16 Bloomberg
- Act 22 beneficiaries sue Puerto Rico government for breach of contract with Individual Investor decrees 6-19-20 Caribbean Business
- Acts 20/22 Investors File Lawsuit for Breach of Contracts 6-19-20 The Weekly Journal
- Puerto Rico violated your tax Act 22 Individual Investors Act decree? Donate to the Class Action Lawsuit to prevent the Puerto Rican Government from circumventing the contractual decrees with their backdoor tax. $5000 Annual Compliance Filing Fee Tax is in violation of the contracts, must be overturned in court.
- Beneficiaries of laws 20 and 22 sue for breach of contract with their decrees granted by Puerto Rico 6-19-20 Noticel
- Longtime Puerto Rican citizens who bought Puerto Rico bonds say Puerto Rico tricked them. Puerto Rico has a credibility problem
- Understanding Negative Changes to Act 22 – From Amendments Passed in July 2019
- Let’s Rebrand Acts 20 & 22 to Help Puerto Ricans Understand the Tax Incentives are a huge win for Puerto Rico’s economic development
- Tax Incentives versus Trust and Stability. Puerto Rico cannot be trusted after changing the rules of the game repeatedly
- Negative impact of ongoing changes to incentive programs…is jeopardizing the entire Act 20, Act 22, Act 60, Individual Investors tax incentive programs for Puerto Rico. Could lead to thousands of job losses, similar to what happened when Section 936 was eliminated
- How Entrepreneurs Can Save On Taxes In Puerto Rico
- GQ Magazine article about Acts 20/22 illustrate how the dishonest media with a negative agenda try to create a false narrative to demonize Individual Investors in Puerto Rico
- A cash grab by Puerto Rico’s politicians to augment deficiency in funds caused by their own decades-long financial mismanagement and culture of corruption
- Corrupt Puerto Rican politicians commandeer donation money to use to reward special interests, see it as “easy money”
- Protecting the jobs, before it’s too late, before Tony Soto kills one of the best high-paying jobs programs ever to benefit Puerto Rico
- Representative Tony Soto is trying to destroy Puerto Rico’s recovery by breaking the contracts of investors who brought high-paying jobs and billions in investments to Puerto Rico
- Puerto Rico’s Government Constantly Changes the Rules of the Game for the Act 22, Act 60 Contracts, Jeopardizing the Entire Program After Destroying Their Credibility
- Act 22, Act 60, Act 20, Individual Investors Act. Are the potential tax savings worth being a potential victim of crime, worth the risk of a corrupt government ratcheting up the annual fees, worth a lower quality of life in Puerto Rico?
- Act 22, aka Act 60, Individual Investors Act – With $15,000 and growing in annual fees to be in the program, is it still worthwhile to move to Puerto Rico?
- Act 20/22 Still Going Strong, Numbers Climbing
- Encanto Group to Invest $200 Million in Puerto Rico Resort – Punta Candelero Beach Resort
- Act 22, aka Individual Investors Act, annual compliance fee raised from $300 to $5000! Puerto Rico Government Cannot be Trusted!
- Nearly 1,400 companies have settled in Puerto Rico since Act 20 was enacted
- Report: Since 2015, fiscal impact of Act 20 incentives is $210 million
- Reddit has a free forum for Act 20, Act 22 discussions. Don’t waste $5000 on a forum when you can get similar information for free about the Individual Investor Act decree! Reddit Act2022
- Puerto Rico woos the rich but so far gains little
- Puerto Rico Rolling Out The Welcome Mat For Millionaires
- Acts 20/22 gain huge momentum
- Acts 20/22 proving powerful lure for millionaire investors
- KPMG report would increase taxes by $2.5 billion a year
- Governor signs bills to allow private equity funds, cut auto excise taxes
- Wealthy potential investor from the states disappointed with poor customer service from realtors
- Acts 20/22 here to stay, DDEC’s Bacó says
- Legislation sweetens Acts 20/22 incentives
- Useful links to apply for Act 20 of 2012, Act 22 of 2012 for Puerto Rico tax decree
- Treasure Island: Puerto Rico Bids To Become New Age Tax Haven
- Puerto Rico Investment Summit on February 26-27, 2015 to learn about Act 20, Act 22 at Puerto Rico Convention Center, Condado Vanderbilt Hotel
- The 20/22 Act Society Forum of Puerto Rico, at $5000 per year for membership, is geared to the “super rich.”
- As middle class flees, Puerto Rico tries luring rich people to save the Puerto Rican economy
- Act 20 of 2012, Act 22 of 2012 videos, Puerto Rico, Act 60, Individual Investors Act
- Massive $100B+ capital market looms in Puerto Rico
- Acts 20/22 expected to attract 5,000 new residents by 2017
- Top 10 Reasons to Invest in Puerto Rico
- Eyes of the mega-wealthy firmly focused on Puerto Rico
- Puerto Rico as Haven for the Rich
- I Want to “Leave” in America – Puerto Rican Residency as an Alternative to Expatriation
- Law #22 of January 17, 2012, also known as the Investor’s Relocalization Act
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Act 22 beneficiaries sue Puerto Rico government for breach of contract with Individual Investor decrees 6-19-20 Caribbean Business
https://caribbeanbusiness.com/act-22-beneficiaries-sue-puerto-rico-government Act 22 beneficiaries sue Puerto Rico government By José Alvarado Vega on June 19, 2020 (Screen capture of https://twitter.com/ddecpr) Allege new fee constitutes breach of tax decree contracts SAN JUAN – The 20/22 Act Society, composed of beneficiaries of … Continue reading →
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Puerto Rico violated your tax Act 22 Individual Investors Act decree? Donate to the Class Action Lawsuit to prevent the Puerto Rican Government from circumventing the contractual decrees with their backdoor tax. $5000 Annual Compliance Filing Fee Tax is in violation of the contracts, must be overturned in court.
Coalición De Residentes Por Un Gobierno Integro LLC = Coalition Of Residents For A Government with Integrity/Honesty http://residentespr.org/2020/06/18/fundraising-begins June 18, 2020 by general Fundraising Begins See the official fundraising page for more details: https://fundrazr.com/b1esic?ref=ab_c8yp12 Puerto Rico violated your tax Act … Continue reading →
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Beneficiaries of laws 20 and 22 sue for breach of contract with their decrees granted by Puerto Rico 6-19-20 Noticel
Beneficiarios de la leyes 20 y 22 demandan por incumplimiento TRANSLATED FROM SPANISH: Beneficiaries of laws 20 and 22 sue for breach They oppose the changes grouped in the new Law 60 to be retroactive By: CyberNews Posted: Jun 19, … Continue reading →
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Negative impact of ongoing changes to incentive programs…is jeopardizing the entire Act 20, Act 22, Act 60, Individual Investors tax incentive programs for Puerto Rico. Could lead to thousands of job losses, similar to what happened when Section 936 was eliminated
https://www.theweeklyjournal.com/business/opinion-negative-impact-of-ongoing-changes-to-incentive-programs/article_5483ca54-64a9-11ea-8d91-b3e0a51cb6db.html Opinion: Negative impact of ongoing changes to incentive programs Constant changes risk the ongoing impact of the tax incentives programs, which represent an economic force on the island. Robb Rill Mar 12, 2020 As one of the early … Continue reading →
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A cash grab by Puerto Rico’s politicians to augment deficiency in funds caused by their own decades-long financial mismanagement and culture of corruption
https://www.elnuevodia.com/opinion/columnas/acashgrabtoaugmentdeficiencyinfunds-columna-2501362 Punto de vista Por Robb Rill lunes, 24 de junio de 2019 A cash grab to augment deficiency in funds There has been a very important bill that has been in the works for two years that unifies all … Continue reading →
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Representative Tony Soto is trying to destroy Puerto Rico’s recovery by breaking the contracts of investors who brought high-paying jobs and billions in investments to Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico needs more private industry, not less. Entrepreneurs and investors create high-paying jobs. Why is Representative Tony Soto so misguided as to want to kill the goose laying the golden eggs? Why is Representative Antonio Soto trying to take … Continue reading →
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Puerto Rico’s Government Constantly Changes the Rules of the Game for the Act 22, Act 60 Contracts, Jeopardizing the Entire Program After Destroying Their Credibility
https://www.elnuevodia.com/opinion/columnas/constantlychangingthegame-columna-2551893 Punto de vista Por Robb Rill martes, 10 de marzo de 2020 Puerto Rico’s attractiveness as a business jurisdiction is more uncertain than ever as a result of constant changes, writes Robb Rill Constantly Changing the Game When I … Continue reading →
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Act 22, aka Individual Investors Act, annual compliance fee raised from $300 to $5000! Puerto Rico Government Cannot be Trusted!
Act 22 annual compliance fee raised from $300 to $5000! What is to stop the Puerto Rican government from ratcheting up the annual compliance fee further in the future. This is an indirect, underhanded, backdoor tax on decree holders that … Continue reading →
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The 20/22 Act Society Forum of Puerto Rico, at $5000 per year for membership, is geared to the “super rich.”
The 2022 Act Society forum of Puerto Rico is geared to the “super rich,” as it costs an annual $5000 fee to join and read the message board forum. Only the “super rich” would pay $5000 every year to read … Continue reading →
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