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Puerto Rico Amends Tax Rules that Impact Certain Distributions from Retirement Plans Qualified under the PR Code
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[Guidance Overview]
Sept. 11, 2025

"Although the original intention was to cap taxation of lump sum distributions at either the 20% or 10% tax rate as the case may be, the PR Code included both lump distributions within the computation of the [Alternative Basic Tax (ABT)] ... Pursuant to Act 65-2025, for tax years commencing after December 31, 2024, lump sum distributions from retirement plans that qualify for the preferential tax rate of 10% are exempt from the ABT."  MORE >>

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