Act 60 Passive Income: Check Your Compliance Fast

Under Act 60, passive income generally comes from sources where you aren't actively involved. Think dividends, interest, and rental income. Knowing what qualifies is the first step to ensuring you're compliant. Our tool quickly scans your income types to flag what might be considered passive, so you know where you stand in minutes. Traditional CPA firms can take weeks and charge thousands for this initial analysis.

For Act 60 decree holders, investment income like interest and dividends from Puerto Rican sources is 100% tax-free. It's a huge benefit, but the rules on capital gains can be tricky, depending on when you bought the asset. DecreeCheck helps you quickly categorize your investment income, so you can see if you're taking full advantage of the tax breaks without making costly mistakes. Stop guessing and get a clear picture now.

If you have losses from a passive activity, like a rental property, you generally can't use them to offset your active income (like your salary). These are the Passive Activity Loss (PAL) rules. Getting this wrong can mean paying more in taxes than you need to. DecreeCheck is designed to identify potential PAL rule issues on your return, giving you a fast and affordable way to double-check your filing before it's too late.