H. R. 367 proposes changes to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. The bill aims to alter the rules about where sales of personal property are considered to happen, specifically in U.S. territories. By amending Section 865(j)(3) to include "932," the bill intends to clarify tax...
H. R. 367 is a plan to change a U.S. tax rule about where sales happen for things sold in places like Puerto Rico, so it's clearer how taxes should be paid from 2024 onwards.
H. R. 365 aims to amend the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 to change how residence and source rules are applied to help stimulate economic recovery in U.S. territories. The bill proposes modifying certain tax rules affecting income linked to offices or fixed business locations...
H. R. 365 is a plan to change some U.S. tax rules to help places like Puerto Rico and Guam make more money and grow their economies. It changes how we decide where money is coming from when people or businesses do things in those places, starting from the year 2025.
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