Brian Egan, Director of Governmental Affairs, NABL

A pair of recent SCOTUS rulings could reshape agency rulemaking and enforcement powers, and a case out of Oklahoma could be the next front in establishment clause questions.

Regulators have proposed moving marijuana from a Schedule I to Schedule III drug. What do we know and what do we not know?

The three-prong bill would restore tax-exempt advance refunding bonds, modernize the small borrower’s exemption, and implement a new direct pay bond program.

Key provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) begin to expire at the end of next year, teeing up the likelihood of a major tax package in the…

New format, new topics, new Institute. Here’s a recap from this year’s conference and what you may have missed.

We are tracking the status of FY2024 appropriations, where things stand, and what it all means for bond lawyers.

The FY2025 appropriations season has begun. Here’s a quick summary of what’s inside and what we’re tracking.

Congress’ long campaign of “hurry up and wait” stretches into February; a tax deal passes the House but faces uncertainty in the Senate; FY2024 spending update; and the SEC suspends…

A potential deal to extend the CTC and fix the tax treatment of R&D expenses may also contain the “LIHTC Fix.”

Key takeaways from the Senate Budget Committee’s hearing on Wednesday, January 10, 2024.

Congress may have punted its funding problems into next year, but members still face a long to-do list before this holiday season.

A recap of where things currently stand in Washington, what may happen between now and November 17, and what bond lawyers should be watching.