- GASB Issues Proposed Implementation Guide on Fiduciary Activities.
- SEC Municipal Securities Conference Highlights Emerging Trends in Disclosure.
- Fitch Launches ESG Scoring System to Show Effect on Ratings. and Fitch Ratings Focuses on ESG Standards with New Scoring System.
- The Shutdown Can’t Stop the Release of the Final TEFRA Regulations: Squire Patton Boggs
- The Proposed Reissuance Regulations: The Thirty Years’ War Continues – Squire Patton Boggs
- Treasury Finalizes PAB Reg, Proposed Re-Issuance Reg.
- Final Private Activity Bond Public Approval Regulations Streamline Notice Requirements: Mintz, Levin
- Happy New Year! IRS Celebrates with Two Regulatory Notices for the Tax-Exempt Bond Community: McNees Wallace & Nurick
- Fitch: What To Watch in 2019 Webinar Series
- MSRB Webinar on New Price Variance Feature on RTRS Web.
- And finally, Oh, (Wait, What’s That Four-Letter Word For Fecal Matter?)! is brought to us this week by Krsnak v. Brant Lake Sanitary District. If we’ve learned one immutable truth (and clearly, we haven’t) it’s that no good can possibly come from the phrase “sanitary district’s construction of an additional sewage lagoon treatment pond approximately 675 feet from landowners’ property.” To add insult to injury, the court found that the Krsnak’s “vegetable farm called “Linda’s Gardens” had not suffered a sufficiently unique or peculiar injury to mandate just compensation because their neighbors’ properties were also covered in (Wait, What’s That Four-Letter Word For Fecal Matter?).