Fortify Your Act 60 Decree Renewal Against Scrutiny

View your Act 60 decree renewal as a critical audit defense. The Puerto Rican government, along with the IRS, is intensifying its scrutiny of decree holders. An incomplete or inconsistent renewal application can be the trigger for a full-blown audit of your entire compliance history. Our service is designed to proactively identify and mitigate these risks. We stress-test your documentation against the rigorous standards used by auditors, ensuring your submission is not just complete, but defensible. This is about more than just checking boxes; it's about building a shield that protects your most valuable financial asset.

In an audit, the burden of proof is on you. Your renewal documentation must be impeccable. This includes providing irrefutable evidence of your bona fide residency, detailed support for your reported export income, and proof of all conditions stipulated in your grant. We help you assemble a file that anticipates auditor questions and provides clear, concise answers. Citing sources like IRC Section 933 and DDEC performance evaluation criteria, we help you frame your compliance in the language regulators understand. This level of preparation can be the difference between a smooth renewal and a costly, multi-year audit.

The launch of IRS Campaign 685 signals a new era of enforcement targeting Act 60 participants. Decree holders can no longer afford a passive approach to compliance, especially during the renewal process. Act 60 Shield is your proactive defense. We help you demonstrate unwavering adherence to the rules, creating a compliance narrative that leaves no room for doubt. Most decree holders find help through word-of-mouth, but in this high-stakes environment, you need a systematic, defense-oriented approach. Our service is designed to provide that protection, ensuring your renewal withstands the most rigorous government review.