Tax
Puerto Rico
17 years ranked
Provided by DLA Piper (Puerto Rico) LLC
Tax
Manuel López-Zambrana ("Nolin") represents clients in a variety of industries such as financial, mutual funds, manufacturing, not for-profit, insurance airline transportation, maritime transportation and telecommunications industries. Nolin's expertise is highly sought after in all stages of tax controversies. He is considered by Chambers and Partners publication as a "standout tax practitioner who receives glowing recommendations from sources as one of the leading lawyers in the field." Nolin also advises clients on complex US federal and PR income tax matters and assists them with obtaining PR tax incentives for manufacturing and IP licensing activities (Act 73-2008), qualified energy activities (Act 83-2010), export services and foreign trade activities (Act 20-2012), individual resident investors (Act 22-2012), among others.
Nolin has also served as advisor to the Puerto Rico Department of the Treasury and to the Government Development Bank for Puerto Rico. He was capital member of various major law firms in Puerto Rico and is a frequent speaker at numerous seminars and conferences sponsored by the Puerto Rico State Society of Certified Public Accountants, Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce, the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association and other professional organizations.
American Bar Association
Puerto Rico Bar Association
J.D., University of Puerto Rico School of Law; B.B.A., University of Puerto Rico
Provided by Chambers
Leading practitioner Manuel López Zambrana continues to draw recognition from market commentators for his longstanding experience in the tax market in Puerto Rico, particularly in tax credit and structuring.
Provided by Chambers
Manuel López is a highly technical tax lawyer and one of the best at the law firm.
Manuel López Zambrana is fantastic to work with, as he is highly available, business-minded and helps us bridge tax laws between jurisdictions.
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