An outbreak of a new strand of coronavirus, named “Coronavirus Disease 2019” (COVID-19), has been quickly spreading worldwide. A pandemic has been now declared. Workplace issues may arise as the result of this outbreak. Please refer to our Newsletter on COVID-19 Employee Rights and Employer Obligations for important information.
Puerto Rico Treasury announced in Internal Revenue Informative Bulletin 19-01 that, pursuant with the approval of U.S. Treasury, the due date to request the Employee Retention Tax Credit or Benefit for qualified wages paid to employees during the period the employers were not able to operate after Hurricanes Irma and María, was extended to 3/31/2019. O&B .
On December 10, 2018 the Governor of Puerto Rico signed into law the Act No. 257-2018, which amends several provisions of the Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code of 2011, including changes to the income tax rates, the determination of net income and the inclusion of an optional tax regime for self-employed individuals and service corporations. O&B .
PR Treasury Department issued on 10/02/18 a bulletin to: (i) notify the types of taxes included in the 3 phases of implementation of the Internal Revenue Uniform System (SURI) and the corresponding launch dates and (ii) inform the transactions that will be available electronically through SURI once the launch of Phase 2 is completed. See full .
An outbreak of a new strand of coronavirus, named “Coronavirus Disease 2019” (COVID-19), has been quickly spreading worldwide. A pandemic has been now declared. Workplace issues may arise as the result of this outbreak. Please refer to our Newsletter on COVID-19 Employee Rights and Employer Obligations for important information.
Puerto Rico Treasury announced in Internal Revenue Informative Bulletin 19-01 that, pursuant with the approval of U.S. Treasury, the due date to request the Employee Retention Tax Credit or Benefit for qualified wages paid to employees during the period the employers were not able to operate after Hurricanes Irma and María, was extended to 3/31/2019. O&B .
On December 10, 2018 the Governor of Puerto Rico signed into law the Act No. 257-2018, which amends several provisions of the Puerto Rico Internal Revenue Code of 2011, including changes to the income tax rates, the determination of net income and the inclusion of an optional tax regime for self-employed individuals and service corporations. O&B .
PR Treasury Department issued on 10/02/18 a bulletin to: (i) notify the types of taxes included in the 3 phases of implementation of the Internal Revenue Uniform System (SURI) and the corresponding launch dates and (ii) inform the transactions that will be available electronically through SURI once the launch of Phase 2 is completed. See full .