Bond reform sparks broad municipal bond lobbying drive
Washington reports a wide lobbying push by state county and city officials as House debates taxing municipal bond interest. The effort features major banks and investment firms shaping opposition while public leaders warn against eroding tax exemptions that keep municipal borrowing cheap.
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