Tax exempt financing rules

    • What is tax-exempt financing?

      Tax-exempt financing is a financing tool available to eligible borrowers as a means of raising funds for capital needs. II. What is a tax-exempt bond? tax-exempt bond is an obligation of a state or political subdivision the interest on which is exempt from federal income taxation.


    • Does a project qualify for tax-exempt financing?

      Whether a particular project qualifies for tax-exempt financing depends primarily on (i) the identity of the issuer of the bonds or other obligations; (ii) what is being financed with the proceeds of the obligation; and (ii) who will be using the bond-financed facilities.


    • What is a tax-exempt bond?

      tax-exempt bond is an obligation of a state or political subdivision the interest on which is exempt from federal income taxation. The interest income is also usually exempt from income taxation of the state in which the issuer of the obligation is located. What are the benefits of tax-exempt bonds?


    • Do tax-exempt bonds comply with 103?

      The applicable rules concerning tax-exempt bonds focus on the use and investment of the proceeds of the bonds. To determine whether the bond issue complies with § 103, it is important to determine what constitutes the "proceeds" (and net proceeds, gross proceeds and other variations of proceeds) of the bond issue.


    • [PDF File]INTRODUCTION TO TAX-EXEMPT FINANCING I. INTRODUCTION II. THE ...

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      Whether a particular project qualifies for tax-exempt financing depends primarily on (i) the identity of the issuer of the bonds or other obligations; (ii) what is being financed with the proceeds of the obligation; and (ii) who will be using the bond-financed facilities.


    • [PDF File]Tax Exempt & Government Entitites - Internal Revenue Service

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      Introduction This publication provides an overview of the federal tax law rules that apply to municipal financing arrangements commonly known as “governmental bonds.” It is intended to help issuers meet federal tax law requirements to ensure that interest earned by bondholders is exempt from taxation under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 103.


    • [PDF File]Tax-Exempt Lending to Governments and Nonprofits; Bank Loans ...

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      due to multiple factors, the tax-exempt market once again experienced an increase in bank loans and direct purchases of municipal securities by lenders. The purpose of this booklet is to provide a roadmap for lenders who are considering lending on a tax-exempt basis and for governmental entities and nonprofit organizations considering incurring ...


    • [PDF File]The Basics of Tax-Exempt Bond Financing - CDFA

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      Tax-Exempt Bonds. Obligations of state and political subdivisions the interest on which is exempt from federal income taxation. Exemption from state income tax usually exempted on bonds issued in state of the issuer.


    • [PDF File]Lesson 6 Proceeds and Allocations - Internal Revenue Service

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      Purpose The applicable rules concerning tax-exempt bonds focus on the use and investment of the proceeds of the bonds. To determine whether the bond issue complies with § 103, it is important to determine what constitutes the "proceeds" (and net proceeds, gross proceeds and other variations of proceeds) of the bond issue.


    • [PDF File]Tax-Exempt Financing by Universities and Colleges

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      There are two basic requirements for a bond to constitute a qualified 501(c)(3) bond: 1) Ownership Requirement [IRC Section 145(a)(1)] - all property financed by the net proceeds of qualified 501(c)(3) bonds must be owned by a nonprofit or entity throughout the term of the bond; and 2) Use Requirement [IRC Section 145(a)(2)] - at least 95 percen...


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