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limited tax bond

Municipality bond that, like a general obligation bond, is backed by the full faith of the government issuer but, unlike an unlimited tax bond, is secured only by a certain percentage of revenue from a specific tax or group of taxes.

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  1. What is limited tax bond? definition and meaning - InvestorWords.com
    Definition of limited tax bond: Municipality bond that, like a general obligation bond, is backed by the full faith of the government issuer but, unlike an unlimited ...
     
  2. Limited-Tax General Obligation Bond financial definition of Limited ...
    Secondly, because it is a limited-tax bond, its provisions place a maximum possible tax increase that the municipality can levy if its other revenues come up short ...
     
  3. Limited Tax Bond: Definition from Answers.com
    Municipal Bond backed by the full faith of the issuing government but not by its full taxing power; rather it is secured by the pledge of a special tax.
     
  4. limited tax bond - Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board
    LIMITED TAX BOND – A bond secured by the pledge of a specified tax or category of taxes. Compare: GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND; LIMITED TAX GENERAL ...
     
  5. What is limited tax bond? - BusinessDictionary.com
    Definition of limited tax bond: A municipal bond that is backed by a specific tax.
     
  6. Municipal Bonds Glossary
    Limited tax bond. A bond secured by a pledge of a tax or category of taxes limited as to rate or amount. Marketability. A measure of the ease with which a security ...
     
  7. eMuni Glossary of Municipal Bond Terms
    A claim on revenues, assessments or taxes made for a specific issue of bonds. Limited Tax Bond. A bond secured by a pledge of a tax that is limited as to rate or ...
     
  8. Municipal Securities Introduction - Upstart Raising
    A limited tax bond is a general obligation bond backed by the pledge of a specific tax (generally property tax) or category of taxes which is limited in rate or ...