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<abstract>The federal possessions tax credit, which was designed to
encourage U.S. corporate investment in Puerto Rico and other	 
insular areas, expires this year. Proponents of continued federal
economic assistance to Puerto Rico have presented a variety of	 
proposals for congressional consideration. In response to a	 
request from the U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, this study	 
compares trends in Puerto Rico&apos;s principal economic indicators	 
with those for the United States; reports on changes in the	 
activities and tax status of the corporations that have claimed  
the possessions tax credit; explains how fiscal relations between
the federal government and Puerto Rico differs from the federal  
government&apos;s relations with the states and other insular areas;  
and compares the taxes paid to all levels of government by	 
residents of Puerto Rico, the states, and other insular areas.	 
GAO used the latest data available from multiple federal and	 
Puerto Rican government agencies. Data limitations are noted	 
where relevant. Key findings are based on multiple measures from 
different sources. GAO is not making any recommendations in this 
report. In comments on this report the Governor of Puerto Rico	 
said the report will be useful for evaluating policy options.</abstract>
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