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The president's proposal to expand and use private activity bonds for public infrastructure projects is similar to one made by a prior administration.
February 13 -
President Trump’s plan would expand private activity bonds and ease restrictions on them for public-purpose infrastructure projects.
February 12 -
President Trump's infrastructure plan, detailed for reporters by a White House official this weekend, will expand the eligibility of tax-exempt private activity bonds.
February 11 -
Brad Waterman says it's unfair for the IRS to withhold documents pertaining to a "suspected practitioner misconduct" charge that was filed against him but never investigated.
February 8 -
The Council of Infrastructure Financing Authorities is asking individuals or firms to submit proposals by March 2.
February 7 -
NABL details at least seven alternatives for outstanding bonds as well as five ways that new bond transactions can be structured.
February 5 -
Identical bipartisan bills introduced in the House and Senate would provide a new source of funding for state revolving fund programs that would enable states to expand assistance to communities for water infrastructure projects.
February 2 -
While President Trump gets praise for pushing for $1.5 trillion of new infrastructure investment, leaked draft plans for a bill have already raised questions and sparked controversy.
January 31 -
A left-leaning, nonprofit group claims the president's infrastructure plan will maximize revenue for private parties and incentivize state and local governments to take on debt.
January 30 -
President Trump may be laying the groundwork for a war with environmental groups with his draft legislative plan to streamline the environmental process for infrastructure projects.
January 29
