U.S. based CPA firm - Helping high net-worth individuals & businesses maximize their tax savings by relocating to Puerto Rico

Our CPA firm provides white glove tax consulting - by guiding you through the complicated Puerto Rico government approvals & relocation process. Including working directly with your existing lawyers, CPAs and financial advisors.

Main Tax Benefits by Moving to Puerto Rico (Act 60 Tax Incentives):

1. Investors - Pay 0% capital gains tax

2. Business Owners - Pay 4% corporate income tax

Puerto Rico’s Act 60 program has seen more than five thousand U.S. taxpayers move to the island since the program’s inception in 2012 to take advantage of the once-in-a-lifetime tax benefits.

"Anyone may so arrange his affairs that his taxes shall be as low as possible; he is not bound to choose that pattern which will best pay the Treasury; there is not even a patriotic duty to increase one’s taxes…” - Judge Learned Hand

Rachel Farris, CPA

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Rachel Farris is a distinguished Certified Public Accountant. Her CPA firm specializes in helping individuals & families through the complex landscape of tax and compliance issues, offering sophisticated tax planning & minimization strategies and overseeing their Act 60 journey. Her extensive experience at a top-tier Big 4 international accounting firm informs her comprehensive & global approach. Her additional expertise in mergers and acquisitions also positions her uniquely to advise companies of all sizes on exit strategies.

She represents high net worth Act 60 investors & business owners. Rachel travels between her offices in San Francisco & Puerto Rico.

Rachel Farris, CPA is highlighted for her strategic use of the Act 60 Puerto Rico investor & business tax decrees – to maximize tax savings for her clients. Her firm’s mission is to deliver exceptional service, leveraging specialized expertise in tax planning & compliance to meet the needs of their high-net-worth clientele

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