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FY2026 Appropriations
We are tracking the status of FY2026 appropriations, where things stand, and what it all means for bond lawyers.
Legislative To Do’s (and Impasses) Mount
From “Reconciliation 2.0” to housing reforms, here’s a look at what we’re tracking as Congress gears up for April recess at the end of next week.
Public Finance’s Vital Role in Making Housing More Affordable in Our Communities
In today’s economic environment, government subsidies are essential to encourage developers to produce quality housing that is affordable for lower-income families.
One, Big, Beautiful Bill Act (H.R. 1)
In July 2025, Congress passed a large tax package to address the expirations of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA). Here’s what municipal market participants should know.
FY2025 Appropriations
We are tracking the status of FY2025 appropriations, where things stand, and what it all means for bond lawyers.
Trump Admin Memo on Pausing Federal Funds
The Office of Management and Budget (OMB) recently released a memo instructing federal agencies to review existing federal financial assistance programs and temporarily pause certain funds.
119th Congress Begins
The new Congress has begun with a long agenda on tap. Here’s what we know coming out of the gate.
New Year; New Debt Ceiling
What the latest debt limit approach means for municipal market and its stakeholders.
Preparing for the 119th Congress
What can and should municipal market participants do today to help prepare for tax reform next year?
Recapping the Elections 2024
Elections and the municipal bond market. Who won, what do we know, and why does it matter?