special tax bonds or notes
- special tax bonds or notes
special tax bonds or notes
Municipal securities that are repaid solely from specific taxes. These taxes are typically excise taxes imposed upon purchases of items such as gasoline, tobacco products, or liquor. Only the revenue collected from that specific tax is available to pay interest and principal due for the securities. American Banker Glossary
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