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SLGs Window to Reopen! And Another Change.

Treasury has announced that, after what seemed like a forever long hiatus, effective August 5, 2019, at 12:00 noon eastern, it will reopen the SLGs window.  Treasury can reopen the SLGS window because of the enactment of the Bipartisan Budget Act of 2019, which suspends the application of the federal debt ceiling until July 31, … Continue Reading

SLGS! (For Now)

Treasury has re-opened the sale of SLGS, now that the debt limit has been lifted through December 8. The SLGS window likely will close again around December 8, unless Congress takes further action. (Though the strictures of legal ethics and of logic would counsel us against insinuating that we had anything to do with it, we … Continue Reading

SLGS Forever?

For those of you keeping track, the SLGS window has been closed since March 8, 2017. With the recent discussions in Washington regarding a three-month debt limit increase, it is possible that the SLGS window will soon reopen, at least for a short time. (For prior coverage of the history of the SLGS window opening … Continue Reading

A Summary of the Final Regulations on Non-Issue Price Arbitrage Restrictions

On July 18, 2016, the Treasury Department published final regulations on non-issue price arbitrage restrictions (the “Final Regulations”) in the Federal Register. The Final Regulations finalize regulations proposed in 2007 and 2013 (collectively, the “Proposed Regulations”).  Click here for a copy of the Final Regulations, and read below for a high-level summary of them.  We … Continue Reading

Hot Topics from the Tax and Securities Law Institute’s Annual Meeting

                Every year, the National Association of Bond Lawyers (“NABL”) hosts the Tax and Securities Law Institute (“TSLI”), which is an advanced conference with various workshops related to pressing issues confronting tax and securities lawyers in the public finance arena.  Essentially, the annual TSLI is like Chrismukkah for tax and securities lawyers.  This year’s meeting … Continue Reading

Here We Go Again — SLGS Window Likely to Close

The federal debt limit, which has been suspended since February 2014, will be reinstated Sunday, March 15.  At that time, the debt limit will be equal to the amount of debt then outstanding – in other words, there will be no room for additional debt.  If Congress does nothing to change this (which seems likely), … Continue Reading
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