Tax lawyers love when tax-exempt bond-financed projects owned by governmental entities[1] (“TEB Projects”) are also financed with qualified equity. Why you ask? Because it makes their job easier. Since you are likely interested in making your tax lawyer’s life
Artist’s rendering of the elimination of tax exemption
On July 4, 2025, the president signed into law the so-called “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” (the “OBBBA”). While technically no longer a bill and its beauty is in the eye of
A document leaked earlier this year and attributed to the House Ways and Means Committee included the repeal of tax-exempt bonds[1] as a source of revenue to help defray the cost of extending the provisions of the Tax Cuts
On February 7, 2025, the IRS released Private Letter Ruling No. 202506001 in which it concluded that a management contract providing an incentive fee equal to a percentage of gross revenues of a managed hotel and contingent on two metrics,
On December 30, 2024, the IRS and Treasury Department released final regulations regarding the reissuance analysis of tax-exempt bonds which finalize proposed regulations issued in 2018 (with some technical corrections). The final regulations are significant in that, firstly, they are
While probably not the most consequential election in 2024, a bond issuer might need to decide whether to make a separate issue election under Reg. §1.150-1(c)(3) and/or a multipurpose issue allocation under Reg. §§1.148-9(h) and 1.141-13(d).[1] To ensure that
On March 4, 2024, the Treasury Department published a final rule that amends the regulations concerning State and Local Government Series securities (SLGS). Among other changes, the updated regulations notably: (1) require that the maturity lengths of Time Deposit SLGS
When the Internal Revenue Code (“IRC”) says it does. (For those of you that want to remind yourselves of how a bill becomes a law, such as the IRC, see this video from Schoolhouse Rock).
As you may know,
On Wednesday, January 31, 2024, the U.S. House of Representatives passed the bill called the Tax Relief for American Families and Workers Act. Contained in this bill is a significant reduction to the required amount of Section 142(d) Qualified
The famous song, Love Me Tender, by Elvis Presley, includes lyrics such as “We’ll never part” and about being together “ ’Til the end of time.” In contrast to Elvis’ wish, the issuer of tax-exempt bonds that makes a tender
