Author: Galíndez LLC

Considering the economic distress that COVID-19 impact might have in taxpayers, the Puerto Rico Treasury Department (Treasury) is allowing a moratorium on the actual payment plans executed with the agency, as established on Internal Revenue Circular Letter No. 20-20. Therefore, a taxpayer under a payment...

As of February 24, 2020, the Third Phase of SURI transition took place. As a matter of fact, SURI allows us to make some electronic transactions, such as payment of tax due, request automatic payment plans, request of certificate of debt and filing, request waiver...

As a result of Executive Order No. OE-2020-020 issued on March 12 by the Governor of Puerto Rico, in which Puerto Rico was declared in a state of emergency due to COVID- 19 impact, the Puerto Rico Treasury Department (Treasury) issued Administrative Determination No. 20-03...

As experienced after Hurricane María, the PRTD issued Internal Revenue Circular Letter No. 20-08 (“CC 20-08”), providing for a temporary exclusion of gross income to certain disaster relief payments made by an employer to an employee as a result of the January Earthquakes. As defined by...

On February 24, 2020, the PRTD completed the third phase of the transition to the SURI platform. As part of this phase, several accounts and procedures are now required to be completed through the SURI account. Accordingly, we encourage you to access your...

Pursuant to the Internal Revenue Circular Letter 19-15, every taxpayer will be required to electronically file their extension request for 2019 Income Tax Return through SURI. Individual taxpayers may file the extension request without requiring to log-in to their SURI accounts. All other...

INDIVIDUALS For 2019, the electronic filing of the income tax return (“return”) could be completed through the “Income Tax” account in SURI or through a private Certified Program. These Certified Programs can be accessed through the PRTD website and will be free of charge until...