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La Isla Que VieneOpinionCommentary, not the record

Act 60 is a contract. The terms are clear.

The export-services decree is a 15-year contract that demands real presence, real residency and a local home, and the rules are written for Puerto Ricans willing to meet them.

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Act 60 is a 15-year contract that fixes your rate and confirms your annual-reporting obligations [6]. The law was implemented in July 2019 [15] and merges Acts 20 and 22 from 2012 [16]. Decrees last 15 years and include a renewal option [1]. Dividend distributions are 100% exempt from Puerto Rico income tax during the decree [2]. Real and personal property and municipal license taxes are exempted by 75% during the decree [3].