Bonds offered by cities or states often used to pay for state funded projects, such as schools, highways, or hospitals.
A type of bond or debt obligation issued by state or local governments to fund general municipal needs or special projects.
Debt obligation issued by a state or local municipal entity. The funds raised may support a government's general financial needs or may be spent on a special project such as housing development or a sewage treatment plant.
Issued by a state or local government as evidence of a debt obligation whose funds either may support a government's general financing needs or may be spent on special projects.
Bond issued by state and local government units. Earnings are tax-free
Bonds issued by state and local governments.
Municipal bonds are issued by state, county, or city governments. They are generally exempt from federal tax, and are generally state tax-free for residents of the state in which they are issued. (This is not true for all states. Please see the discussion on states below for more information.) It should also be noted that though interest is tax-exempt, any capital gains are taxed at the appropriate levels.
A bond issued by a state, a municipality, or a state agency or authority for the purpose of funding some governmental function, which pays interest t is exempt from federal income tax.
Bonds issued to finance public improvements such as parks, schools and urban renewal projects.
Represents borrowing by state or local governments to pay for special projects such as highways or sewers. The interest that investors receive from municipal bonds is exempt from certain income taxes. Also known as muni bonds.
Debt securities issued by states, municipalities and various public authorities, whose coupon interest is exempt from federal income tax and state and local taxes if issued in the state of residence. (See General Obligation Bonds and Revenue Bonds.)
Municipal bonds or munis are bonds issued by a state or local government entity. They are often tax-exempt if they are public purpose bonds. Private purpose municipal bonds, however, are taxable unless specifically exempted.
A bond issued by a state, municipality, or revenue district. Municipal bonds (also called "munis") are exempt from federal and, in some cases, state and city taxes. Some investors in bonds or bond funds may be subject to the Alternative Minimum Tax.
Most commonly a term describing bonds issued by US state governments and municipalities.
Municipal Bonds are debt obligations issued by a state or local government, created to support a government's general financing needs or for special projects. Municipal Bond interest is generally free of federal tax, although it may be subject to the federal Alternative Minimum Tax. Municipal Bond interest may also be free of state and local tax if issued in the investor's state of residence.
A debt obligation of a state or local government entity. The funds may support general governmental needs or special projects. Most municipal bonds qualify as "public purpose bonds" which can make them exempt from federal, state and/or city taxes depending on the type of bond. back to the top
Bonds issued by states, cities, counties, and towns to fund public capital projects like roads, schools, sanitation facilities, bridges, as well as operating budgets. These bonds are exempt from federal taxation and from state and local taxes for the investors who reside in the state where the bond is issued.
Debt securities issued by state and local governments, and special districts and counties. ||||||||||||||||||||||| XYZ