ACCOUNTING F/GOV.+NON...(LL)
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Chapter 5, Problem 17.14EP
Arbitrage rules under the Internal Revenue Code
- a. Define the amount of capital assets a government can attain in a given year relative to anticipated revenue streams.
- b. Limit the investment of bond proceeds to securities whose yield does not exceed that of the new debt.
- c. Specify the interest rate that a government can offer on debt issuances.
- d. Determine the deductibility of interest payments made on the purchase of capital assets.
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ACCOUNTING F/GOV.+NON...(LL)
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