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Congress Spares Tax-Exempt Bonds in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act

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Throughout the first six months of 2025, proponents of tax-exempt bond financing feared that Congress might eliminate the exemption of interest on such bonds from federal income taxation in its search for spending reductions...more

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Federal Support for Financing State/Local Transportation/Water Infrastructure: Congressional Budget Office Report (October 2018)

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The United States Congressional Budget Office (“CBO”) issued an October 2018 report titled: Federal Support for Financing State and Local Transportation and Water Infrastructure (“Report”) - The CBO Report outlines the...more

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President Obama’s 2016 budget poised to address infrastructure needs

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Released in February, the 2016 budget set forth by the Obama administration takes a focused stance towards the country’s growing infrastructure requirements. The 2016 budget features tax-exempt bond proposals seen in the...more

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Proposed 2014 Budget Encourages Private Investment in Infrastructure

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This week, the Obama administration released its proposed budget for the 2014 fiscal year. Notably, the budget encourages private investment in infrastructure projects through various liberalizations of the tax laws relating...more

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