Free Guides and Resources on Puerto Rico Business Law
Ten guides, decks and reference cards on Act 60 tax incentives, the Act 38-2026 filing deadline, crypto and blockchain law, the International Financial Entity license, corporate filing calendars and the legal playbook for doing business in Puerto Rico. Pick a guide, enter your details, and it arrives in your inbox within a minute.
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Every guide is written by Christian M. Frank Fas, Esq. and reflects Puerto Rico law as of October 2026, including the changes made by Act 38-2026 and Act 44 of 2024. Each one is delivered by email only.
Puerto Rico Tax Incentives: Your Act 60 Quick-Start Guide
Every Act 60 program at a glance, with a document checklist, a requirement checklist and a workbook. Crypto holders get a dedicated section. Updated for Act 38-2026.
Act 60 Amendment 2026: The 0 Percent Window Closes December 31
What Act 38-2026 changed, the two tracks for individual investors, why the filing date controls, what existing decree holders keep, and what a 2026 filing requires.
Corporate Filing Requirements for Act 60 Export Services Businesses
Every filing an Export Services decree holder owes, organized by frequency: the two annual anchor reports, income, municipal and property tax, monthly withholding and sales tax, and quarterly payroll.
Puerto Rico Tax Incentives: A Comprehensive Guide for Professionals
All Act 60 chapters in one reference: physicians, researchers, hard to recruit professionals, export services, trade hubs, individual investors, creative industries, manufacturing, tourism, green energy, agriculture and young entrepreneurs.
Digital Assets, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Law
How token, exchange, custody and compliance matters are handled under Puerto Rico and United States law, which licenses apply to which activity, and where the Act 60 decree fits.
Puerto Rico: The Crypto Capital of the United States
Act 60, Act 273 and tokenized real world assets: the tax math on a $5,000,000 gain, the roadmap to a licensed exchange, and the errors that void incentives.
The Puerto Rico International Financial Entity: A Complete Guide to Licensing, Acquisition and Cost
Capital and staffing under Act 44 of 2024, acquisition versus initial application, the ten stage process on an 18 to 22 month schedule, illustrative hours and cost, digital asset custody rules and a readiness checklist.
The Puerto Rico IFE Advantage: International Banking Inside the United States
Why international banks charter in Puerto Rico: Section 933, Fedwire and ACH access, the 4 percent decree, what an IFE may and may not do with digital assets, and the Act 44 capital rules.
Succeeding in Business in Puerto Rico: The Legal and Tax Playbook
Act 60 for investors and service businesses, crypto under Puerto Rico law, Act 75 dealer protection, and the mainland comparison that matters to a serious investor.
Act 60 Annual Report: Deadlines and Extensions
The November 15 standard deadline, the extension to January 15, decree specific 30 day deadlines and the physician rule, on a single reference card.
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Christian M. Frank Fas, Esq. is a Puerto Rico licensed attorney with over 25 years of commercial and business law experience, focused on Act 60 and Act 273 incentives, blockchain compliance, Act 75 distribution and international business structuring. He is admitted before the Supreme Court of Puerto Rico, the United States District and Bankruptcy Courts for Puerto Rico, Colorado, Nebraska and New Mexico, the United States District Court for the Southern District of Texas, and the United States Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit. About the firm.
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