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Just a few months after the implementation of new tax legislation, the municipal market has a different look and feel to it. Sean Carney, managing director and head of municipal strategy at BlackRock, discusses what impact the new tax laws have already had on munis, and what other ripple effects the market could see down the road. Hosted by Aaron Weitzman.
May 3 -
The university plans to price $118 million of new money and refunding bonds this week, and to close the refunding deal in September.
April 17 -
Muni issuance will pick up next year, said George Friedlander, managing partner of Court Street Research Group.
April 13 -
The proposed legislation formally allows certain but not all taxpayers to have access to their IRS audit case file prior to dispute resolution hearings, ending the requirement to file a request under the Freedom of Information Act.
April 11 -
The Legislature's budget failed to provide debt service on some bonds, decimated reserves, and lacked full funding for core services, Gov. Matt Bevin said.
April 9 -
Employers in New York also are allowed to implement a 5% payroll tax as a way of paying some of their employees’ state income taxes.
April 6 -
It's important and constructive to talk about these kinds of alternatives to advance refundings, market participants said.
April 4 -
Kentucky lawmakers approved a $22 billion biennial budget bolstered by cuts for most state agencies, transfers and new revenue.
April 3 -
Bond Dealers of America urges the House Ways and Means Committee to take up and pass a bill that would restore advance refunding bonds according to prior law.
March 28 -
Gerrard Bushell, CEO and president of the Dormitory Authority of the State of New York, brings us up to speed on how new federal tax changes are impacting one of the nation’s largest municipal bond issuers. Andrew Coen hosts.
March 27