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Don’t Confuse the Issue
Recently it was reported incorrectly that the expat organization I am the President of, The 20/22 Act Society, was suing the Government of Puerto Rico for a recent law change called Act 40 sponsored by House Representative Tony Soto, that raised the charity requirement for 22 Act recipients (now called Act 60) from $5k -$10k and that we were against alleviating child poverty on the island.
Otras columnas de 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
martes, 25 de junio de 2019
Dinero fácil
Robb Rill defiende las leyes 20 y 22 del Código de Incentivos de Puerto Rico
martes, 25 de junio de 2019
A cash grab to augment deficiency in funds
Founder of the 20/22 Act Society, Robb Rill, rejects tax incentive code changes to regulate funds that help local charities
