Moreover, there is Law 20 which does not require for an owner of a business to relocate physically to the US Territory of Puerto Rico but he/she must set up a bonafide office and export services to drop the tax bracket to 4% (yes that's four percent and it is still in the USA - California and NY companies pay somewhere close to 45% combined federal and state!)

I had an oil person tell me that the US could become an oil exporter if the known reserves are all developed quickly enough. 

I am Partner in a small export service company as well.

Trial account does not allow CSV export so I can't examine the data.

Then you can sort all you transaction by category, sub category, tag etc.At any stage you can export the entire file of transactions or sort and then export the list in a "CSV" file for Excel (or Lotus 123 if still using)  It has a nice set of graphics for Assets, Expenses, Net Worth, Income with several time period filters and comparisons (I have not used it long enough to have comparisons yet).Mint handles Stocks and Bonds and gives you a quick look at your top 3 performers and Losers when you sign in.  

The ultimate end result of the information will be presented on your return.Your financial institution should allow you to export the information into excel.create a column to the right of the amount with a description "rental income", insurance expense", "repairs"Once everything is properly categorized. use the "sumif" function in a separate tab that adds up all your banking information.

If you export any report as a PDF, they can all be downloaded into a tablet :)

Great tool, but could be even better if we could export the data into Excel and have date for EVERY year of a hold, and bring a depreciation and tax savings component to it.

Air and spacecraft are the number one export of the area having outgrown agriculture.Housing is a little on the older side, but well-built and labor is relatively inexpensive meaning that renovation costs can get done quickly and on price.  

They are export economies (China) who lack the consumer base (look at their GDP per capita) to absorb all those goods ($).