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 different tax incentive codes under one cohesive law whose main architect was former DDEC Secretary, José Pérez Riera. Conceptually, this is a great idea because some laws relating to the tax incentives are outdated and others may even have conflicting language. The negative of trying to unify such a disparate and large number of laws in one place is complicated (the current bill is almost 600 pages) and it provides politicians the opportunity to tinker with things and rewrite important elements of the bill that affect all of us.
Otras columnas de Robb Rill
sábado, 27 de febrero de 2021
Matar a “la gallinita de los huevos de oro”
Este es el único programa económico que ha tenido un éxito significativo en la isla desde que el Congreso abolió la Sección 936 que puso a Puerto Rico en una recesión durante más de 15 años, escribe Robb Rill
jueves, 28 de mayo de 2020
Don’t Confuse the Issue
We do not believe the donations should be mandated to a special legislative list controlled by a few key politicians, writes Robb Rill
lunes, 27 de abril de 2020
The Delicate Balance Between Saving Lives and the Economy
Robb Rill says that opening the economy of Puerto Rico in stages, following the plan suggested to the government, is an option
martes, 10 de marzo de 2020
Constantly Changing the Game
Puerto Rico’s attractiveness as a business jurisdiction is more uncertain than ever as a result of constant changes, writes Robb Rill