- Fixing Public Sector Finances: The Accounting and Reporting Lever.
- Bill Introduced to Require Bank Regulators to Treat Munis as HQLA.
- Bill Would Create New Type of Bond for Infrastructure.
- Chicago Mayor Pledges End to Scoop-and-Toss Restructurings.
- Risk Transfer Success Leads to Ratings Upgrades for Florida Citizens.
- Save the Date – GASB 68 Teleconference.
- Nebuda v. Dodge County School District 0062 – Supreme Court of Nebraska holds that lease-purchase agreement that school district entered into with bank in order to fund school improvements after voters rejected a bond proposal did not violate statute governing such lease-purchase agreements, which barred a school district from “directly or indirectly” issuing bonds to fund a lease-purchase plan for a capital construction project exceeding $25,000 without voter approval.
- And finally, Great Moments in Animal Husbandry is brought to you this week by Texas Student Housing Authority v. Brazos County Appraisal District, in which we’re hit with this bombshell in the middle of an otherwise benign tax opinion, “…the 4-H Roundup had ‘definite and intimate relationships’ with Texas A&M University.” Yikes.