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Partner Carlos Ortiz is quoted in a July 12, 2023,&nbsp;<em>Bloomberg Law</em>&nbsp;article titled “IRS Preparing Criminal Cases Against Tax Cheats in Puerto Rico.” The article focuses on efforts by the IRS and U.S. prosecutors “to build criminal and civil cases against wealthy individuals suspected of illegally taking advantage of tax breaks offered by Puerto Rico.”

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<em>Bloomberg Law</em>&nbsp;quotes Ortiz from remarks he made at a June 2023 conference in which he recounted a phone conversation he had with a federal prosecutor who was in San Juan, Puerto Rico. “He said, ‘Look, we’re here, we are looking to make cases,’” Ortiz told conference attendees, adding, “The message is the noose is tightening.”

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Carlos Ortiz Says ‘Noose Is Tightening’ Around Wealthy Suspected Tax Cheats in Puerto Rico

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