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WASHINGTON -- The $2.5 trillion municipal-bond market skirted a land mine Monday when the Supreme Court ruled that states could continue to give special tax breaks on the bonds that fund hospitals, roads, schools and other services.
The justices ruled 7-2 in a case from Kentucky that states can exempt interest on their own bonds from taxation while taxing residents for interest on bonds issued by other states.See the full content of this document
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Court Upholds Tax Exemptions On Muni Bonds
In the municipal-bond market, 41 states, in...
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