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The Hidden Gaps in Your Act 60 Defense That CPAs Can Miss

Your Act 60 decree is not a suit of armor. A single compliance error, often missed by non-specialist CPAs, can be a fatal chink. With the IRS ramping up enforcement via campaigns like Campaign 685, you cannot afford to be unprepared. Act 60 Shield is designed to fortify your position, identifying potential vulnerabilities before they become catastrophic audit findings.

The Hidden Gaps in Your Act 60 Defense That CPAs Can Miss

The High Stakes of Non-Compliance: IRS Campaign 685

Where Traditional CPA Reviews Create Vulnerabilities

Activate Your Shield: A Proactive Defense Strategy

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this service help me if I'm already under audit?

While our service is designed for proactive defense, the insights from our review can be valuable at any stage. The report can help you and your legal counsel understand the potential weaknesses in your case and prepare a more effective defense strategy. However, this is not a substitute for legal representation.

What is IRS Campaign 685?

It is a targeted enforcement initiative by the IRS focused on individuals who have claimed benefits under Puerto Rico's Act 22 (now part of Act 60). The campaign aims to ensure that claimants are correctly reporting their income sourcing and meeting the bona fide residency requirements.

How is this different from what my lawyer does?

Act 60 Shield provides a technical compliance review, not legal advice or representation. We identify potential red flags in your tax and financial data. Your lawyer provides legal counsel and represents you in disputes. Our report is a tool that can help your legal team build a stronger, data-driven defense.

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This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute tax, legal, or accounting advice.