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    Intro to Government andMunicipal Debt

    US Government Debt

    32010 Kaplan, Inc.

    US Government Debt

    US Government securities

    The largest issuer of debt in the United States

    The safest debt in terms of default risk

    Governments can only tax at their level ofissue

    Federal interest taxed at the federal level Tax exempt at the state and local level

    42010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Nonmarketable Government Debt

    EE bonds Purchased at a discount

    Fixed interest rate for up to 30 years

    HH bonds Purchased at face ($500 to $10,000)

    No longer issued as of August 2004

    Fixed rate of interest for up to 20 years

    I Bonds Purchased at face ($50 to $5,000)

    Interest paid upon redemption of bond

    Interest tied to inflation for up to 30 years

    US Government Debt

    52010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Marketable Government Debt(Negotiable)

    T-bills

    Maturities: 4, 13, 26, 52 weeks

    Priced at discountmature at par

    Noncallable

    US Government Debt

    62010 Kaplan, Inc.

    T-notes

    Maturities: 210 years

    $1,000 denomination

    T-bonds

    Maturities: greater than 10 years, up to 30 years $1,000 denomination

    US Government Debt

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    Municipal Bonds

    82010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Municipal securities Debt issued by a form of government other

    than the federal government

    Doctrine of reciprocity

    Interest taxed at the state and local level

    Tax exempt at the federal level

    Municipal Bonds

    92010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Types

    General obligation (GO)

    Used to build things to benefit a community

    Schools, libraries, jails

    Backed by full faith and credit of issuer

    Voter approval required

    Municipal Bonds

    102010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Revenue bonds

    Backed by user fees Toll bridges, turnpikes, airport terminals

    Voter approval not required

    Municipal Bonds

    112010 Kaplan, Inc.

    IDRs backed by corporate credit

    Issued by a municipality for the benefit of acorporation

    Backed by corporate credit

    Municipal Bonds

    122010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Insurance

    Does not insure market risk

    MBIAMunicipal Bond InvestorAssurance Corporation

    AMBACIndemnity

    Corporation

    Municipal Bonds

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    132010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Tax-Free Equivalent Yield (TFEY)

    A client whose tax bracket is 30% owns a

    10% corporate bond

    $100.00 interest

    30.00 tax

    $70.00 after tax

    For this investor:

    The corporate bonds tax-free equivalent yield(TFEY) is 7%

    Municipal Bonds

    142010 Kaplan, Inc.

    Formula for Tax-Free Equivalent yield

    Corporate yield (1 TB) = Muni Equivalent

    10% (1 .30)

    10% .70 = 7%

    Municipal Bonds

    152010 Kaplan, Inc.

    = Corporate %

    = 10 %

    Formula for Taxable Equivalent Yield

    Muni %

    (1 TB)

    7%

    1 .30

    7%

    .70

    Municipal Bonds

    162010 Kaplan, Inc.

    YesYesCorporate andagencies

    NoNoUS territories

    May be taxableNoMunicipal debt

    NoYesUS governmentdirect debt

    State/Local TaxFederal TaxDebt Instrument

    Summary: taxation of interest

    Municipal Bonds