Tax Compliance Procedures for Tax-Exempt Bonds: Why Does the IRS Want Them and What Should Issuers Do?
21 November 2012
In recent years, the IRS has taken actions to encourage issuers and borrowers of tax-exempt bonds and tax credit bonds to adopt and implement tax compliance procedures. This white paper discusses those actions and how issuers and borrowers can respond to them.
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