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Private Activity Bond

A tax-exempt municipal bond in which a local government entity is seeking to raise money for a private company. A municipality issues a private activity bond when it wishes to attract a business and the jobs it brings to the area, especially when the business may be otherwise unable to obtain financing for the project. The municipality issuing the bond must be able to prove that a public benefit derives from the private activity bond in order to qualify for tax-exempt status. Private activity bonds generally are not guaranteed by the revenue of the municipality.

private activity bond

A type of municipal bond issued when funds are to be used for a nonessential purpose. Private activity bonds pay taxable interest unless specifically exempted by the federal government. Private activities for which tax-exempt bonds may be issued include airports, electric and gas distribution systems, government mass transportation systems, hazardous waste disposal facilities, solid waste disposal facilities, and student loans. Small issues of industrial development revenue bonds and nonprofit college and hospital bonds are also permitted. Except for nonprofit college and hospital bonds, interest from tax-exempt private activity bonds is subject to the alternative minimum tax. Also called nonessential function bond, private purpose municipal bond. Compare essential function bond. See also 501(c)(3) bond, municipal bond, small-issue bond.

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501(c)3 Bond
alternative minimum tax
Essential Function Bond
Essential Purpose Bond
Industrial Development Bond
Nonessential Function Bond
pollution control bond
Private Purpose Municipal Bond
Private-Purpose Bond
Taxable Municipal Bond

Byline: John Balian and Leslie Sobol Few business owners consider bonds to finance the purchase of industrial real estate and equipment because not many CPAs are aware of private activity bonds.

Bonds are option for businesses in Valley by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)

This section of the book explains options that exist for governmental bonds and qualified (tax exempt) private activity bonds.

Making good use of economic development finance tools by Mucha, Michael J. / Government Finance Review

The facility is part of a federal program to allow states to release private activity bonds using government stimulus dollars to compensate the federal taxes that normally would be due on their proceeds.

CRE gets a $200M tax incentive by Geiger, Daniel / Real Estate Weekly

principle of anticipation

principle of balance

Principle of Diversification

Print Advertising Weight

Printing Block

Printing on the O

prior appropriation theory

Prior Income

Prior Insurance

Prior Lien

prior period adjustment