Tax
Topic
Discover how Puerto Rico's Act 60 can help you pay 0% on capital gains and just 4% on business income. Learn eligibility, benefits, and how to get started.
Tax
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Joel Ortega is a tax advisor and compliance strategist specializing in Puerto Rico’s tax incentive programs and corporate structuring. A graduate of the University of Puerto Rico with a Bachelor’s in Accounting, he previously held roles at top accounting firms before co-founding Imperium Management Group. At Imperium, he leads the firm’s tax strategy and client advisory services, working closely with high-net-worth individuals and businesses navigating Act 60 and other complex financial frameworks.
Tax
Topic
Discover how Puerto Rico's Act 60 can help you pay 0% on capital gains and just 4% on business income. Learn eligibility, benefits, and how to get started.
Puerto Rico’s Act 60, formerly known as Acts 20 and 22, has transformed the island into a powerful tax haven for investors and service-based entrepreneurs. If you're considering a move to Puerto Rico or already live here, understanding Act 60 is the first step in unlocking major tax advantages.
Act 60 is a set of tax incentives enacted by the Puerto Rican government to attract individuals and businesses to relocate to the island. It combines several older laws (like Act 20 and Act 22) into a single incentive code that offers:
To enjoy these benefits, you must become a bona fide resident of Puerto Rico. This involves:
For high-net-worth individuals, investors, and remote business owners, Act 60 offers significant long-term tax savings. Whether you’re exiting crypto positions, selling a business, or running a consultancy firm, relocating to Puerto Rico could save you hundreds of thousands—if not millions—per year.
Ready to Explore Act 60?
At Imperium Management Group, we help clients structure their businesses, relocate with confidence, and stay fully compliant under Puerto Rico’s tax incentive laws.
Book a free consultation to evaluate your eligibility and projected tax savings.
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