California municipal bonds tax free
[DOC File]Finance 303 - California State University, Northridge
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(In a time when all colleges need more money, this just seems ridiculous to me) By MICHAEL ARNONE. Colleges that sell tax-exempt bonds to pay for construction and then make lucrative deals to sell the naming rights to the new facilities might soon have a difficult choice to make: lower the value of the naming-rights contracts or lose the tax-free status of their bonds.
Franklin California Tax Free Income Fund (FKTFX)
(1) Tax-free municipal bonds with a return of 5% (2) XYZ corporation bonds with a return of 8% (3) CFI corporation preferred stock with a dividend yield of 6%. The company’s tax rate is 40%. Assume the company chooses the best alternative based on the after tax return (hint: 70% of dividend received by a corporation is tax exempt). 33.
[DOCX File]Request for Financial Advisory Statements of Qualifications
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24. Municipal Bonds. ... ($500,000/$580,000 x $58,000) will be tax free. 46. Installment Sale. In year 1, Randy sells a parcel of land that he held as an investment for a number of years. The land has a basis to Randy of $8,500. The buyer makes a $6,000 down payment in year 1 and will make a $7,000 payment in year 2 and a $7,000 payment in year ...
[DOC File]IRS Ruling on Naming Rights Could Remove Tax-Exempt …
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Shopping at Neiman Marcus. Investing in municipal bonds. These activities seem exclusive to the rich and famous, but you don’t need to be part of the elite to invest in municipal bonds. Investors in the highest tax bracket may profit most from municipal bonds’ tax-exempt status, but investors in the 28% tax bracket can benefit, too.
[DOC File]STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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Selected firms will be admitted to the STO’s Municipal Advisor Pool (Pool) and may be appointed to complete special projects or to serve as a municipal advisor for bonds, notes, and other debt obligations issued by the State of California (State), State Public Works Board, other State agencies, and State conduit financing authorities.
[DOC File]Choosing a Municipal-Bond Fund - bivio
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA. acting by and through the . STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD. TAX QUESTIONNAIRE. You have applied for financing from the State Water Resources Control Board (“SWRCB”) and its Clean Water State Revolving Fund (“CWSRF”.) The CWSRF utilizes the proceeds of tax-exempt bonds (the "Bonds").
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