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Tax code for Puerto Rico

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Nov 30, 2025
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Which Affordable Care Act subsidies are ending in 2026 and why?

Enhanced Affordable Care Act premium subsidies enacted during the pandemic — the larger premium tax credits that expanded eligibility above 400% of the federal poverty level and lowered required house...

Dec 10, 2025
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How do limits differ for donations of appreciated securities in 2025?

Donations of long‑term appreciated securities in 2025 remain deductible at fair market value but are generally capped at 30% of your adjusted gross income (AGI) for gifts to public charities or donor‑...

Oct 25, 2025
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is paying tax a voluntary desision or a mandatory law

Paying federal and employment taxes in the United States is a , not a voluntary choice: statutes and case law require filing and payment, and the government enforces compliance with audits, penalties,...

Jan 14, 2026

What are the details and fiscal tradeoffs of the You Earned It, You Keep It Act proposed in 2025–2026?

The You Earned It, You Keep It Act would permanently repeal federal income taxation of Social Security benefits and offset that revenue loss by raising the Social Security payroll tax contribution and...

Jan 14, 2026

What specific income types are excluded from MAGI when calculating ACA premium tax credits in 2025?

The ACA’s Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) for premium tax credit (PTC) purposes starts with a taxpayer’s adjusted gross income (AGI) and then adds back only three specific untaxed items: untaxed...

Jan 27, 2026

How do state conformity rules work and which states use rolling federal conformity versus static conformity for individual income tax?

When , states must decide whether to adopt those changes for their own income tax bases — a process called — and they do so either by automatically following the current () or by referencing the IRC a...

Nov 6, 2025

Where can I find the 2025 federal guidance or IRS notice detailing subsidy income percentage tables?

The official 2025 subsidy income percentage tables are published in IRS revenue procedures and notices — principally the IRS revenue procedure that supplies the Applicable Percentage Table and the Req...

Feb 1, 2026

Which states specifically use rolling conformity and which use static conformity for individual income tax as of 2026?

Two consistent facts emerge from recent reporting: states adopt one of three approaches—, static (fixed-date) conformity, or selective/code-specific conformity—and the country is roughly split between...

Jan 21, 2026

Which federal legislative proposals would change how Social Security benefits are taxed and what is their current status?

Congressional proposals to change how Social Security benefits are taxed currently range from full repeal measures that would remove benefits from taxable income to narrower fixes that raise the incom...

Jan 10, 2026

Which U.S. states have estimated tax rules that differ materially from the federal safe harbor and how do they differ?

Most states mirror the federal estimated‑tax safe harbor in spirit, but a handful impose materially different thresholds, penalty calculations, due dates or conformity rules that can trip up taxpayers...

Dec 9, 2025

Do US senators pay taxes on their salaries?

Yes — U.S. senators do pay federal (and state) income taxes on their salaries; congressional pay is set by law and treated as taxable income under the Internal Revenue Code, and special rules and limi...

Nov 6, 2025

Can 501c3 nonprofits engage in political campaign activities?

501(c) charities are , and engaging in partisan campaign activity can jeopardize tax-exempt status and invite excise taxes . The law still permits and some advocacy and lobbying within limits; the dis...

Nov 1, 2025

What legal or PR risks do corporations cite when ending relationships with politically active nonprofit groups like TPUSA?

Corporations cite a mixture of (tax and campaign-finance rules, potential enforcement) and (reputational harm from association with controversial groups) when ending ties with politically active nonpr...

Feb 5, 2026

How does New York treat lump‑sum retirement distributions for the $20,000 exclusion?

permits residents age 59½ or older to exclude up to $20,000 of qualified pension and annuity income from their New York adjusted gross income, but that exclusion is limited to periodic (pre‑selected) ...

Feb 4, 2026

How do the 2025 income thresholds affect taxation of Social Security benefits?

still depends on “provisional income” thresholds that trigger inclusion of 0%, 50% or 85% of benefits in taxable income—thresholds set at $25,000 for single filers and $32,000 for joint filers—so more...

Jan 26, 2026

What are employers’ legal obligations under I‑9 rules and how do they intersect with anti‑discrimination protections for noncitizen workers?

Employers must verify every new hire’s identity and work authorization using Form and may face civil penalties for knowingly hiring or continuing to employ unauthorized workers , while simultaneously ...

Jan 19, 2026

What documentation proves bona fide residency in Puerto Rico for federal and local tax purposes?

Becoming and proving bona fide residency in Puerto Rico for tax purposes hinges on satisfying three statutory tests—presence, tax home, and closer connection—and on producing documentary evidence that...

Jan 18, 2026

What legal consequences or policy changes could arise if a president refuses to release tax returns?

A president’s refusal to release tax returns carries limited direct criminal or civil exposure but can trigger congressional oversight, state investigations, litigation over access, and new statutory ...

Jan 15, 2026

Will the premium tax credit cap change after 2025 or require new legislation in 2026?

The enhanced Premium Tax Credit (ePTC) provisions that eliminated the 400% federal poverty level (FPL) cap and increased subsidy generosity expired on December 31, 2025; the underlying Premium Tax Cre...

Jan 3, 2026

What information must a licensed health care practitioner include in a written certification that a patient is chronically ill for IRS purposes?

A written certification that a patient is a “chronically ill individual” for IRS purposes must state that a licensed health care practitioner has determined the patient meets either the Activities of ...