Puerto Ricans pay PLENTY of taxes to the United States federal government. However PERMANENT residents of Puerto Rico are exempt from paying federal income tax on money earned in Puerto Rico. The reason is Puerto Ricans do not have a vote in Presidential elections and do not have any voting representation in Congress. It is an outgrowth of "no taxation without representation".
Puerto Rican residents pay federal income tax on any income earned from outside the island of PR, Social Security, Medicare, Payroll Tax, Capital Gains tax and a very hefty state tax, among other taxes not listed here.
The Bank of America represents Bank of America for the people in Puerto Rico. The people of Bank of America in Puerto Rico should contact the office in the state of Florida in the United States for any questions.
Puerto Rico is North America (in the Caribbean)
Puerto Rico is an island a fair distance from Central America.
The United States does rule Puerto Rico.
Puerto Rico is an island ,closest to central America.
Puerto Rico is it's own island but if it was in a continent it would be North America.
No.
No, Puerto Rico is a Colony of the United States of America.
puerto rico has one major city
This depends on the location in America that you are traveling from. For example, central Florida to Puerto Rico is about 1,151.83 miles
No.
the boss of that area.