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Legal Disclosure
While this site contains information that is true in our experience at the time it was written, the site does not constitute legal or financial advice, and should not be construed as such. This is merely intended to acquaint individuals and business owners with the complexities that Puerto Rico offers, as well as giving such people an idea of what it would be like to relocate to Puerto Rico. We accept no legal responsibility for any incomplete, inaccurate, or outdated information that may appear on this site.
If you are interested in PuertoRico’s tax advantages, it is important that you seek out advice from legal and financial professionals to determine how these tax breaks might work for you.
If you do not currently have appropriate advisers who understand these topics, we work with several we can recommend.
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Puerto Rico’s labor laws have some critical differences that are important to know if you have employees here. The upcoming webinar will feature a PR labor attorney who can advise about these differences.
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