How much does Puerto Rico Act 60 cost?

Act 60 cost splits into government-mandated obligations and professional help that varies by complexity.

Government-mandated costs

Public summaries commonly cite a decree filing fee, an annual report filing fee, and a required annual charitable donation. Amounts can change; verify current schedules.

Professional help

Fixed-price providers may fit straightforward cases. Fact-heavy files with large gains, entities, crypto records, pre-move appreciation, or sourcing questions usually need scoped professional review.

Act 60 Sprint handles file-readiness: evidence index, missing-doc map, basis map, advisor handoff, and deadline management.

The cost most people miss

A weak file can become the expensive part. Scattered residency, sourcing, gain, or basis records slow review and hide risk.

The goal is a clean, dated package a professional can assess before a filing position is taken.

For where each of these costs lands in the sequence, see how to apply for Act 60.

Is it worth it?

The math starts to make sense when the current-law 0% vs 4% delta is larger than the cost, effort, relocation burden, and compliance obligations. The Readiness Read is only a starting point.

See the illustrative difference in your readiness read