Effect of Reagan plan on tax exempt bonds remains unclear
Newhouse News Service reports that Reagan tax proposals create uncertain impact on tax exempt municipal bonds. Changes could cut supply or demand, with net effect unpredictable. The Treasury offers no clear forecast, stressing overall market impact depends on multiple interacting elements. Investors and institutions gauge potential shifts as municipal bonds attract tax free interest and state tax exemptions.
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Reagan plan could end $1 campaign tax checkoff
The Reagan tax plan proposes eliminating the $1 checkoff on federal income tax forms used to finance presidential campaigns. It argues the checkoff adds tax complexity and is unrelated to income tax purposes, while potential effects include reduced demand for tax exempt municipal bonds and tighter treatment for banks and financial institutions.
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