- IRS Releases New “Issue Snapshot” on Single-Family Housing Bonds: Squire Patton Boggs
- IRS PLR: City Agreement to Deliver Water to Power Company Won’t Result in Private Business Use of Bonds.
- Tax Exemption Offsets Lack of Competition in Municipal Bond Markets.
- SIFMA: Treatment of Municipal Securities under the Liquidity Coverage Ratio Rules.
- S&P: U.S. State And Local Government Credit Conditions Improve As Economic Growth Picks Up.
- Wells Fargo Bucks Muni-Market Herd With Push Into Local Bonds.
- In Wake of Tax Reform, Muni Bond Market Gains Footing.
- And finally, “The Marketing Folks Say Let’s Hold Off On The Incest!” is brought to us this week by Martin v. United States, which was some kinda eminent domain yadda yadda about a mining claim. Which called to mind a horrifying revelation we recently had regarding the Americana classic, “Oh My Darling Clementine.” Stick with us here. The original lyrics tell a very different story than the campfire revisionists would have you believe. Miner. Daughter. Drowning. Sure. But then this, “How I missed her! / How I missed her / How I missed my Clementine / But I kissed her little sister / I forgot my Clementine” [emphasis added]. We’re gonna need Child Protective Services to get into the catchy folk song business. Like, now.