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Climate science data that guides where and what to build will be key to effective use of new federal dollars.
August 26 -
The Inflation Reduction Act's changes are significant enough that they will be featured in the banner at the top of the offering statement.
August 24 -
The 15% corporate minimum tax may hurt the muni market the most during outflow cycles by cramping demand and leading to higher borrowing costs for states and cities.
August 17 -
Democrats say the $740 billion legislation would mark the largest climate change mitigation investment in the country's history.
August 12 -
States and localities are in line for clean energy funding, some of which builds on grant programs in the bipartisan infrastructure law.
August 8 -
Issuers praised the bill's climate provisions while muni market participants said it's unlikely to significantly hurt demand for tax-exempt paper.
August 5 -
Republicans, who argue pandemic aid is partly to blame for inflation, have said the large aid packages came with too few guardrails.
June 7 -
The latest Congressional effort challenging the state and local tax deduction cap would stop the IRS from restricting state legislation that offsets the policy.
May 23 -
U.S. companies that will be affected by the new global minimum tax hold about 80% of the tax-exempt interest reported by all companies, business groups said.
March 30 -
Half of the infrastructure funding is going to the states, and cities should talk to their governors to ensure they see some of that funding, White House Infrastructure Advisor Mitch Landrieu told the National League of Cities Tuesday.
March 15