A bond, issued by a municipal, county or state government, whose interest payments...
When a bond's interest payments are not taxed. Some examples are state, county, and municipal governments and agencies.
A bond issued by a town or city or public authority. Interest on such bonds is generally exempt from federal income taxes and from some state income taxes.
A bond partly or wholly exempt from federal and/or state income tax.
Bonds exempt from federal and/or state income taxes.
Securities issued by state or local government and their agencies and instrumentalities. Income is exempt from federal taxes, and possibly, some or all from state and local taxes. Also known as Municipal Bond.
a bond typically issued by state, county, or municipal governments whose interest payments are not taxed by the federal government.
Bonds exempt from federal income, state income, or state tax and local personal property taxes. This tax exemption results from the theory of reciprocal immunity: States do not tax instruments of the federal government and the federal government does not tax interest of securities of state and local governments.
Also known as municipal bonds or tax-free bonds. The interest payments on these securities aren't subject to federal income tax.
A bond on which the interest payments are not subject to federal and/or local taxation.
A bond exempt from income tax in the return of the Bondholder. The Bond Lawyer will produce an “opinion of counsel” which states the bonds are tax-exempt under the Internal Revenue Code.
a bond, usually issued by municipal, county or state governments, whose interest payments are not subject to federal, and in some cases, state and local income tax.
A bond whose interest payments are not subject to tax from federal, state, or local authorities.
