Act 60 Update: Good News and Challenges in Santurce
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Act 60 Update: Good News and Challenges in Santurce

Jessica
Jessica
Santurce, Puerto Rico September 21, 2026 2 min read 3

After living in Santurce, Puerto Rico, for three years under Act 60, I’ve seen firsthand how this tax benefit has impacted both the local community and the expat lifestyle. Recently, officials announced several changes to Act 60, which could affect those residing in Santurce. Here's what you need to know.

Act 60 Update: Good News and Challenges in Santurce

The news highlights that the Act 60 benefits are not just about tax cuts but also about the challenges of living in a place like Santurce. The noise, heat, and bureaucracy can be daunting, but the community and opportunities make it worth considering. For expats and digital nomads, Santurce offers a unique blend of natural beauty and economic incentives, but it's important to be prepared for the downsides.

The key changes include:

  • Eligibility: The revised Act 60 criteria have been clarified, making it easier to determine if you qualify for the benefits.
  • Renewal Process: The renewal process for Act 60 has been streamlined, reducing the administrative burden on residents.
  • Tax Incentives: Some of the tax incentives remain, but others have been adjusted to better reflect the current economic landscape.

For those already in Santurce, these changes mean a smoother process and clearer understanding of your rights and benefits. For those considering a move, it's crucial to weigh the potential rewards against the challenges of living in a place that can be both beautiful and overwhelming.

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Jessica
Jessica
United States From United States | Puerto Rico Living in Santurce, Puerto Rico

American expat, moved to PR for Act 60 benefits. 3 years in Santurce.

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