Many tax-exempt bonds and related hedges, such as interest rate swaps ("Exempt Instruments"), use a LIBOR-based interest rate. LIBOR is going away, and existing Exempt Instruments are going to have to be modified to replace...more
10/29/2019
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Exemptions ,
Fair Market Value ,
Financial Instruments ,
Interest Rates ,
IRS ,
ISDA ,
Libor ,
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Proposed Regulation ,
Public Finance ,
Regulatory Agenda ,
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Safe Harbors ,
Secured Overnight Funding Rate (SOFR) ,
Swaps ,
Tax Exemptions ,
Tax Planning ,
Tax Relief
The recently enacted reduction of the maximum federal corporate tax rate may trigger contractual provisions that provide for a significant increase in the interest rate on tax-exempt debt privately placed with a bank lender...more
For a number of years, the IRS Office of Tax-Exempt Bonds ("TEB") has expressed concerns about potential tax abuses that may exist in what it has characterized as "developer-driven deals" involving the use of tax-exempt...more
Qualified Equity - Allocation & Accounting Rules
for Private Business Use -
New Treasury Regulations regarding measurement and allocation of private business use (PBU) benefit universities that finance a...more
11/8/2016
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Bonds ,
Educational Institutions ,
Equity ,
Health Care Providers ,
Healthcare Facilities ,
IRS ,
Safe Harbors ,
Service Contracts ,
Tax Exemptions ,
Tax Rates ,
Tax Refunds ,
Universities