This year’s charitable donation is due before January 1.
Est. 2013 · San Juan & New York
Place your home and office on the island. Omnia was part of the team that wrote Puerto Rico’s Acts 20, 22, and 60 — and still walks the decree, the move, and the life that makes them hold.
4%
Export-services rate
0%
Legacy investor filings in 2026
$700M+
FDI Raúl attracted in government
2
Offices · PR & NY
A U.S. territory with year-round weather, the only tropical rainforest in the National Forest System, and a legal system under the American flag — plus a genuine tax home for those who actually live here.
Continue →02Acts 20 and 22 became Act 60 in 2019. Export services still sit at 4%. Individual-investor filings made by December 31, 2026 can still lock the legacy 0% on qualifying investment income.
Continue →03Omnia was part of the team that wrote Acts 20, 22, and 60, then built the turn-key practice that moves companies and families onto the island.
Continue →04Entity, decree, real estate, talent, and the cultural translation that makes a relocation actually stick. One point of contact from first call to first hurricane season.
Continue →The island
Puerto Rico, with near-perfect weather year round, unspoiled beaches, and El Yunque as its green heart, may already be on a travel list. Beyond the scenery, this U.S. territory is still the most competitive place in the country to locate a household and a service business.
Residents live with the Constitution, the dollar, U.S. banks, the postal service, and federal courts. Bona fide residents are generally not taxed by the IRS on Puerto Rico–source income under IRC §933 — which is why the island’s own decrees matter so much.
Why Puerto Rico
The decree
Public Law 20 of 2012 pulled export-services companies to the island. Public Law 22 pulled new residents. Act 60-2019 folded those incentives into one code. Omnia was in the room for all three. Act 38-2026 then changed the individual-investor bargain for filings made from 2027 onward.
Chapter 3 · formerly Act 20
Chapter 2 · formerly Act 22
The firm
Omnia Economic Solutions is a full-service consulting firm for Latin America and the Caribbean, with offices in Puerto Rico and New York. Unlike a large firm that templates the decree, we still do the unglamorous work: the filing, the house, the school, the banker, the mayor’s office.
Raúl Vidal y Sepúlveda
Partner
Roberto Corretjer
Partner
Turn-key
The annual gift
Individual-investor decrees carry an annual donation obligation. It has to be completed before January 1 each year — not after the holidays, not when the accountant remembers. Omnia supports Gaudium et Spes Foundation, and we send clients there to give.
Gaudium et Spes Foundation
A Puerto Rico charity Omnia backs. Make the Act 60 contribution through their donate page, then keep the receipt with the rest of the decree file.
Donate through GaudiumContact
A short note is enough. If you are racing the December 31, 2026 individual-investor filing date, call.
(787) 649-5111