Category: D.C. Action

DC Update: Biden Administration Ignores the Tax-Exemption in 2025 Tax Priorities

April 4, 2024

For the second consecutive year, the Biden Administration failed to promote the tax-exemption in its FY 2025 Treasury Green Book– an annual release of the Administrations tax priorities.  While the Biden White House has promoted infrastructure investment throughout this term, the lack of prioritization of muni’sheading into the election and likely Tax Cuts and Jobs Act is concerning. This follows a policy paper from the…
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Bonds Receive Bipartisan Support in Senate Hearing – House to Host Muni Hearing Today

May 19, 2021

Yesterday, the Senate Finance Committee hosted a hearing titled, Funding and Financing Options to Bolster American Infrastructure.  While the hearing covered a wide variety of funding and financing measures, bonds were at the center of many bipartisan agreements.  The House Committee on Ways and Means will host a similar hearing later this morning.  The MBFA…
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MBFA Meets with Key Hill and Administration Staff Promoting Muni Priorities

May 14, 2021

The Municipal Bonds for America Council hosted a “virtual fly-in” for Steering Committee members over the past week.  The meetings focused on municipal bonds in the context of infrastructure financing and proved productive as both Congress and the Administration have begun to take concrete steps towards the introduction of a massive infrastructure package. The MBFA met with…
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385 Organizations Sign Letter to Save the Muni-Exemption

On February 21, 2017, the Municipal Bonds for America (MBFA) Coalition sent a new letter to the House and Senate Leaders, including House Ways and Means and Senate Finance Committee leaders, urging them to retain the current law status on municipal bonds as a part of their ongoing debate on comprehensive tax reform. The letter is signed by 385 organizations from across the United States, representing almost all 50 states. Letter to the House Letter to the Senate
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