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The IRS also announced temporary guidance providing relief for the calendar year 2020 regarding the reacquisition of qualified tender bonds and commercial paper.
May 5 -
Economists also expect the Fed's balance sheet to more than $10 trillion as policymakers look to lift the country from a recession brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
April 24 -
In a letter, three issuer groups made specific recommendations to the Federal Reserve and Treasury.
April 1 -
The National Association of Bond Lawyers wants Treasury to fill the position formerly held by John Cross III.
March 6 -
Members of GFOA’s Debt Committee agreed Monday to form a working committee that will publicize the issues involved in the transition among the organization’s more than 21,000 members.
January 28 -
The new alternative reference rates cited by Treasury and the IRS include the Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) published by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York and the Federal Funds Rate.
December 27 -
In formal comments filed with the federal government and separately to GASB, municipal finance groups have given the regulators generally high marks.
November 27 -
In 2012 John Cross became the first person to head the independent Office of Municipal Securities at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
November 22 -
Cross, who served as associate tax legislative counsel at the Office of Tax Policy until Friday, said that he resigned in order to be closer to family.
November 13 -
The sections pertaining to public finance can be implemented immediately.
October 9 -
The proposed transition regulation addresses the possibility that such a modification of a debt instrument, derivative, or other financial contract could be a taxable transaction for federal income tax purposes or could result in other tax consequences.
October 8 -
Internal Revenue Service enforcement officials told NABL workshop attendees the service is hiring five new revenue agents, up from the current 20, and two additional tax law specialists.
September 12 -
The lawsuits were filed a day after 11 Democrats in the Senate and a bipartisan group of 47 House lawmakers announced a long-shot effort to repeal the regulation using the Congressional Review Act.
July 17 -
The limit on the SALT deduction caused an estimated 10.88 million individual taxpayers to lose $323.1 billion in tax deductions for the 2018 tax year, the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration reported in February.
June 12 -
The Treasury and Internal Revenue Service sent the final regulation to the White House Office of Management and Budget over six weeks ago.
May 7 -
The U.S. budget deficit widened to $691 billion in the first half of fiscal 2019 as spending outpaced an increase in revenue.
April 10 -
The federal government ran a $234.0 billion deficit in February, the Treasury Department reported Friday.
March 22 -
A gauge of U.S. economic health closely watched by the Federal Reserve is flashing warning signs for the second time this year.
March 8 -
All four industry groups that submitted comments on the proposed rule requested a continuation of the practice that allows remarketing reissuances at a premium.
March 7 -
Newly issued Treasury securities held in stripped form decreased about $1.197 billion in February.
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