Abogados de Derecho Tributario en Puerto Rico
Federal and Puerto Rico tax compliance, audits, disputes, and planning.
Cumplimiento tributario federal y de Puerto Rico, auditorías, disputas y planificación.
Fernando J. Collazo-Valle is a San Juan-based attorney with 20 years of experience practicing in insurance, corporate, tax law, civil litigation, contracts, product liability, construction law, consumer law, and insurance defense. Fluent in both Spanish and English, he provides comprehensive legal counsel to clients across these diverse areas of practice.
Bona fide residents of Puerto Rico generally do not pay U.S. federal income tax on income sourced within Puerto Rico, but they do pay Puerto Rico income tax to Hacienda. Income from outside Puerto Rico and certain federal obligations may still apply, so professional advice is recommended.
A tax attorney can respond to audits and deficiency notices, negotiate payment plans, request administrative reviews, and represent you in tax appeals or court. They can also help correct filings and reduce penalties when handled promptly and correctly.
Businesses in Puerto Rico may be subject to corporate income tax, the sales and use tax (IVU), municipal license taxes (patente municipal), and property taxes through CRIM. The exact obligations depend on the entity type and activity, and certain incentives may reduce the burden.
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