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Hurricane Harvey, 2017 --- Hurricane Irma, 2017 --- Hurricanes --- Economic aspects --- Economic aspects --- Economic aspects
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Fiscal policy --- Economic stabilization --- Finance, Public --- Tax revenue estimating --- United States --- Economic conditions
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Labor market --- Labor supply --- Unemployment --- United States.
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Labor productivity --- Cost and standard of living --- Industrial productivity --- United States --- Economic policy.
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Economic development --- Stagnation (Economics) --- United States --- Economic conditions.
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Energy policy --- Tax incentives --- Energy industries --- Law and legislation
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Corporations, American --- Tax evasion --- Tax havens. --- International business enterprises --- Taxation. --- Taxation --- Law and legislation
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Almost all state and local governments sell bonds to finance public projects and certain qualified private activities. Most of the bonds issued are tax-exempt bonds because the interest payments are not included in the bondholder's (purchaser's) federal taxable income. In contrast, Tax Credit Bonds (TCBs) are a type of bond that offers the holder a federal tax credit instead of interest. This report explains the tax credit mechanism and describes the market for the bonds.
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