CDFA Bond Finance Update - August 1, 2017
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WEDFA Offers Bonds to Finance Columbia Pulp
The Washington Economic Development Finance Authority has completed its offering of $133,600,000 in tax exempt bonds to finance an innovative, sustainable pulp mill that will be the first in North America to produce market pulp for papermaking without using trees.
Tax-Exempt Bond Will Support Redevelopment of MA Piano Factory
MassDevelopment has issued a $6.96 million tax-exempt bond on behalf of Ivory Keys LLC, an affiliate of the project's sponsor, L.D. Russo Inc., for the development of affordable housing at a former piano case manufacturer.
HR 1624 Would Encourage Use of Munis
Rep. Luke Messer (R-IN) is shepherding a bill through the House that would revise current regulations to encourage financial institutions to work with municipalities to make infrastructure improvements more affordable.
IRS Rules Against $26.5M Bond Sale for Dallas Hotel
In a preliminary ruling, the IRS said that the bonds don't meet its requirements to be "excluded from gross income for federal income tax purposes." The Wisconsin Public Finance Authority, which issued the bonds last August, said it will appeal the decision and will continue to negotiate with the IRS.
MCDC Has Left State and Local Issuers with Many Questions
Though the Municipalities Continuing Disclosure Cooperation Initiative has been praised by regulators for bringing increased attention to continuing disclosure, it also has raised questions and led to inconsistent disclosure language by state and local governments, lawyers during a webinar said on Wednesday.
What is a STAR Bond?
A STAR Bond is a tax increment financing program which allows city governments in Kansas to issue special revenue bonds that are repaid by all of the revenues received by the city or county from incremental increases in taxes within the designated portion of the city's "sales tax and revenue" (STAR) Bond district. Kansas Legislative Research Department answers other key aspects of a STAR bond.
CDFA Submits Tax Reform Recommendations to SFC
CDFA has submitted tax policy recommendations to the Senate Finance Committee as the SFC takes its initial steps toward comprehensive tax reform. The submission comes following a request from SFC Chairman Orrin Hatch for advice and suggestions on ways to improve the tax code from tax policy stakeholders.
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NYC TFA to Sell $1.5B of Bonds
The New York City Transitional Finance Authority will competitively sell $1.35 billion of Fiscal 2018 Series A future tax secured tax-exempt and taxable subordinate bonds on Tuesday, Aug. 8. Proceeds of the sale will be used to fund a variety of capital projects.
IRS Says $26.5M of Bonds for Statler Hilton Redevelopment Project in Dallas Are Taxable
The IRS has preliminarily concluded that $26.5 million of zero coupon bonds issued by a Wisconsin authority for a project to redevelop the old Statler Hilton Hotel in Dallas are taxable.
Conflicted Counsel: The MSRB Cautions Against Issuer Selection of Underwriter's Counsel
The MSRB recognizes that issuers often have compelling reasons for their involvement in selecting underwriter's counsel.. However, this practice gives rise to real or perceived conflicts of interest that undermine the integrity of the municipal market, according to Lynnette Kelly, Executive Director of the MSRB.
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New Funding Sources Sought for OR Affordable Housing
The Register-Guard | Aug. 1 | Bond Finance | Tax Credits
Virginia College Building Authority Issues $599M in Revenue Bonds
MuniNet | Jul. 31 | Bond Finance | Infrastructure Finance
All Aboard Florida Foes' New Twist in Fight Against Loan — President Trump
Palm Beach Post | Jul. 27 | Bond Finance | Federal
KY Bond Ratings Downgraded
Glasgow Daily Times | Jul. 25 | Bond Finance
NC Sells $554M in Series 2017B Bonds to Goldman Sachs
The Bond Buyer | Jul. 24 | Bond Finance
VA Facing Road Infrastructure Issues Without Federal Support
WTOP | Jul. 21 | Access to Capital | Infrastructure Finance | Bond Finance
Invest Atlanta Using Creative Financing for Housing Development
Invest Atlanta | Jul. 20 | Bond Finance | Special Assessment Districts | Access to Capital
Decatur, GA, Working to Improve Bond Rating
Decaturish | Jul. 20 | Bond Finance
MBFA Submits Comments on Tax Reform to SFC
Municipal Bonds for America | Jul. 19 | Bond Finance | Legislative
Governor Walker Commends WHEFA
Office of Governor Scott Walker | Jul. 19 | Bond Finance
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