
06-10-2013, 07:02 PM
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Originally Posted by villagerjack
First, there is no hostility, only unanswered questions. Second, I don't have CUSIPS handy.
Second, This is the quote from the lawyers.
“The IRS seems to be adding a new requirement for an issuer to be a political subdivision,” said Scott Lilienthal, president of the National Association of Bond Lawyers and a partner with Hogan Lovells US LLP. “That new requirement doesn’t seem to be based on any existing authority. If the IRS wants to revisit the definition of a political subdivision then it should so through the formal rulemaking process and issue guidance on a prospective basis only.”
Where is it wrong? Do you have the Legal Opinion they issued? It is not enough to say "With respect to your quote from the President of the National Association of Bond Lawyers, what else would you expect him to say since his members rendered opinions that these bonds were tax exempt? "
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Here's a link to the decision.
http://www.districtgov.org/images/IR...M%206.5.13.pdf
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