tax-exempt bond

collocation in English

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tax-exempt
adjective
uk
/ˌtæks.ɪɡˈzempt/us
/ˌtæks.ɪɡˈzempt/
used to describe a product, service, or financial arrangement on which no taxes have to ...
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bond
noun
uk
/bɒnd/us
/bɑːnd/
a close connection joining two or ...
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The group failed to receive an endorsement from the county commission when it sought a $38 milliontax-exemptbondfrom the state.
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He developed a niche bond product when he pioneered insurance coverage fortax-exemptbondfunds.
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For example, instead of giving the new towns £1 billion, we could allow them to issue tax-exempt bonds for infrastructure and industrial development.
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Tax-exempt bonds would draw even more investment into our area.
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Private individuals, companies and institutions could invest in the inner cities by purchasing tax-exempt bonds.
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There is also something to be said for the concept of tax-exempt bonds being issued by building societies which would be very attractive to those paying higher rates of tax.
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The federal government limits the amount of tax-exempt bonds a state can issue within a given year.
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The expansion and endowment are being privately funded through gifts to the capital campaign, foundation support, and proceeds from the sale of tax-exempt bonds.
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In order to raise money for the project, the city had to borrow money through tax-exempt bonds.
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Both agencies issue tax-exempt bonds to provide for their financing.
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Some developments also involve the use of third party nonprofit owner/lessors, which allow tax-exempt bonds to be used to finance the developments.
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The taxes on admissions and parking are set at two percent to pay off the project's tax-exempt bonds.
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Purchasers of municipal bonds should be aware that not all municipal bonds are tax-exempt, and not all tax-exempt bonds are exempt from all federal and state taxes.
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Second, a supplemental sample is selected to disproportionately include wealthy families, which hold a relatively large share of such thinly held assets as noncorporate businesses and tax-exempt bonds.
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New toll roads would be financed with tax-exempt bonds on a stand-alone basistaxpayers would not be responsible for repaying any debt if toll revenues fall short.
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