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None of the 12 recommendations require congressional action and all are within the scope of the administrative powers of the IRS, according to NABL.
February 11 -
Until a clarification is issued, bond lawyers are requiring that the rental units be open to all who qualify without any preferences for special groups such as veterans.
January 28 -
Altscher, a partner at Miles & Stockbridge in Baltimore for almost 40 years, was considered by his peers to be one of the nation’s top municipal finance tax lawyers.
January 17 -
The government shutdown limits the SEC's ability to answer issuers' questions on continuing disclosure requirements that take effect Feb. 27.
January 10 -
Rep. Richard Neal, D-Mass., has pledged to ask mayors, governors and other municipal market advocates to testify at hearings early in 2019.
December 28 -
Members of the Securities and Exchange Commission on Thursday addressed confusion among issuers, broker-dealers and investors regarding disclosure.
December 7 -
The Internal Revenue Service has told bond attorneys that the law doesn’t explicitly say that veterans are a special needs population under the rules for the tax-exemption for multifamily private activity bonds.
December 3 -
Massachusetts Democrat Richard Neal, friendly to the muni market, is likely to chair the critical Ways and Means Committee.
November 6 -
The IRS announcement of an advisory committee shuffle has some lawyers nervous.
November 2 -
The memo appears to respond to a March 29 written request by the National Association of Bond Lawyers to Christie Jacobs, director of the IRS Indian Tribal Governments/Tax Exempt Bonds Office to clarify the new law.
October 30